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Table 2: Number of Adult Males Tested (N), Snout-To-Vent Length (SVL), Preferred Body Temperature (Individual Mean of 10 Time Intervals,Tp), Body Mass (BM) and Accumulated Water Loss (Within 12 H, EWLt) for the Five Lizard Species.

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Table 3: AN(C)OVA-rm of Preferred Temperatures (Tp) and Evaporative Water Loss Rates (Instantaneous, EWLiand Accumulated, EWLi) Between the Five Lizard Species for 10 and 11 Consecutive Hours, Respectively; In the ANCOVA-rm We Used Snout-Vent Length (SVL) and Body Mass (BM) as Covariables.

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Figure 2: Relationships Between Live Body Length (A) and Body Mass (B) With Preserved Body Length (A) and Body Mass (B) in 13 Tailless Amphibian Species. Regression Line Represents the Slope of Correlation Between Live and Preserved Variables With a R2 of 0.99 for Body Length and 0.98 for Body Mass.

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Figure 1: Snout-Vent Length of Three Species of Anurans Used for Diet Assessment.

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Table 1: Body Mass and Temperature Dependence of Dive Duration in Vertebrates.

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Table 2: Mean (±SD) Time (Seconds) and Mean Number of Steps to Reach the Location That Participants Were Looking Ahead To.

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Longitudinal Study of Body Mass Index in Young Males and the Transition to Fatherhood

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N-Body Simulations of Galaxies: Mass-Loss From Old Stellar Populations and the Mass Budget of the Central Kiloparsec

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Table 2: Number of Adult Males Tested (N), Snout-To-Vent Length (SVL), Preferred Body Temperature (Individual Mean of 10 Time Intervals,Tp), Body Mass (BM) and Accumulated Water Loss (Within 12 H, EWLt) for the Five Lizard Species.

doi 10.7717/peerj.2107/table-2

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Table 3: AN(C)OVA-rm of Preferred Temperatures (Tp) and Evaporative Water Loss Rates (Instantaneous, EWLiand Accumulated, EWLi) Between the Five Lizard Species for 10 and 11 Consecutive Hours, Respectively; In the ANCOVA-rm We Used Snout-Vent Length (SVL) and Body Mass (BM) as Covariables.

Figure 1: Snout-Vent Length of Three Species of Anurans Used for Diet Assessment.

Problems of Body From and the JIS Sizing Systems for Adult Males

Table 1: Body Mass and Temperature Dependence of Dive Duration in Vertebrates.

Table 2: Metadata Table Body.

Table 2: Mean (±SD) Time (Seconds) and Mean Number of Steps to Reach the Location That Participants Were Looking Ahead To.

Longitudinal Study of Body Mass Index in Young Males and the Transition to Fatherhood

N-Body Simulations of Galaxies: Mass-Loss From Old Stellar Populations and the Mass Budget of the Central Kiloparsec