<p>(a) Illustration of the method used to estimate average family-based body size. A 1×1 mm grid was attached to the bottom of a standardized plastic container, where the water level was kept at 1.5 cm. Panels b and c show the average body size over time for lake and stream populations under either b) lake-like or c) stream-like food treatment. Dots represent the mean standard length (SL) of all families per source population (±1 SE).</p
Body size is perhaps the simplest metric to quantify in an organism but with a powerful background i...
Males raised in laboratory, environmental chamber. SL = standard length (mm); Diet= diet mother was ...
<p>Points represent the mean of log-transformed fish population size estimates. The grey bars repres...
University of Minnesota Ph.D. dissertation. January 2012. Major: Statistics. Advisor: Sanford Weisbe...
Swimming speed data for experiment 1. Between 3 and 5 replicate fish followed per tank to measure sp...
Data use in the analysis of size at maturity. Data correspond to size at maturity of lab-reared mal...
<p>Fish body mass in assemblages from forest and deforested streams. Boxes represent the first, seco...
<p><b>A</b>) Average number of bursts per second ± standard deviation as a function of age in days p...
The logarithmic scale/body relationships of Kamloops trout has been discussed with particular refere...
<p>Variation in (a) body size, (b) mass-adjusted routine metabolic rate, and (c) total routine metab...
<p>Top panels (A-C) show the change in mass (g) relative to start mass during the acute exposure pha...
Traditional methods to measure body lengths of aquatic vertebrates rely on anesthetics, and extended...
<p>Gross phenotypic changes are shown only for group 3, for a comparison of the three groups see <a ...
<p>Five large tanks containing six individual canvases of two metric ton volume each per tank were s...
<p>The top panels (A-C) show the change in body mass relative to the start of the chronic exposure, ...
Body size is perhaps the simplest metric to quantify in an organism but with a powerful background i...
Males raised in laboratory, environmental chamber. SL = standard length (mm); Diet= diet mother was ...
<p>Points represent the mean of log-transformed fish population size estimates. The grey bars repres...
University of Minnesota Ph.D. dissertation. January 2012. Major: Statistics. Advisor: Sanford Weisbe...
Swimming speed data for experiment 1. Between 3 and 5 replicate fish followed per tank to measure sp...
Data use in the analysis of size at maturity. Data correspond to size at maturity of lab-reared mal...
<p>Fish body mass in assemblages from forest and deforested streams. Boxes represent the first, seco...
<p><b>A</b>) Average number of bursts per second ± standard deviation as a function of age in days p...
The logarithmic scale/body relationships of Kamloops trout has been discussed with particular refere...
<p>Variation in (a) body size, (b) mass-adjusted routine metabolic rate, and (c) total routine metab...
<p>Top panels (A-C) show the change in mass (g) relative to start mass during the acute exposure pha...
Traditional methods to measure body lengths of aquatic vertebrates rely on anesthetics, and extended...
<p>Gross phenotypic changes are shown only for group 3, for a comparison of the three groups see <a ...
<p>Five large tanks containing six individual canvases of two metric ton volume each per tank were s...
<p>The top panels (A-C) show the change in body mass relative to the start of the chronic exposure, ...
Body size is perhaps the simplest metric to quantify in an organism but with a powerful background i...
Males raised in laboratory, environmental chamber. SL = standard length (mm); Diet= diet mother was ...
<p>Points represent the mean of log-transformed fish population size estimates. The grey bars repres...