Avoiding fishy growth curves
Abstract
Summary Somatic growth is a fundamental property of living organisms, and is of particular importance for species with indeterminate growth that can change in size continuously throughout their life. For example, fishes can increase in size by 2–6 orders of magnitude during their lifetime, resulting in changes in production, consumption and function at the ecosystem scale. Within species, growth rates are traded off against other life‐history...
Paper Details
Title
Avoiding fishy growth curves
Published Date
Feb 22, 2013
Volume
4
Issue
4
Pages
353 - 360
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