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Energetics, Predation, and Ration Affect Size-dependent Growth and Mortality of Fish during Winter

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Title Energetics, Predation, and Ration Affect Size-dependent Growth and Mortality of Fish during Winter
Creator Garvey, James E Ostrand, Kenneth G Wahl, David H
Description Winter temperatures may reduce energy costs for ectotherms. However, variable mid-temperate and low-latitude winters may interact with scaling of size, metabolism, and energy reserves to cause energy deficits and require trade-offs between foraging and predation. A dynamic optimization model explored how ration, fall fat, and both non- and size-selective predation influenced foraging (i.e., fast or forage) and energy allocation (i.e., length or fat) decisions that maximize winter survival of...
Date 2004-10-01T07:00:00Z
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Identifier https://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/fiaq_pubs/11 https://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/context/fiaq_pubs/article/1009/viewcontent/Energetics__predation__and_ration_affect_size_dependent_growth_and_mortality_of_fish_during_winter.pdf
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Publisher OpenSIUC
Subject ectotherm fat growth largemouth bass length Micropterus salmoides predation survival winter

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