2014
DOI: 10.1139/cjfas-2013-0295
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Fish growth and degree-days I: selecting a base temperature for a within-population study

Abstract: Degree-days (DD) are an increasingly popular method for explaining variation in fish growth and development. By including a base temperature (T o ) the DD formula limits calculations to temperatures that are relevant to growth. However, our review of growth studies shows multiple T o values in use for a given fish species. To determine how T o affects the ability of DD to explain within-population growth variation, we first show that the ability of DD to describe a growing season is robust to low values of T … Show more

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“…We incorporated a number of different variables related to lake thermal characteristics, including water temperature degree-days (DD 5 ; base temperature 5°C, a measure of cumulative annual thermal energy; Chezik et al 2014), various measures of optimal thermal habitat for different life stages, and measures of suboptimal or lethal temperature conditions (Table 1). All thermal habitat characteristics were calculated from daily water temperature profiles generated for each lake using a mechanistic simulation model as described in Read et al (2014).…”
Section: Predictor Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We incorporated a number of different variables related to lake thermal characteristics, including water temperature degree-days (DD 5 ; base temperature 5°C, a measure of cumulative annual thermal energy; Chezik et al 2014), various measures of optimal thermal habitat for different life stages, and measures of suboptimal or lethal temperature conditions (Table 1). All thermal habitat characteristics were calculated from daily water temperature profiles generated for each lake using a mechanistic simulation model as described in Read et al (2014).…”
Section: Predictor Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e ADD 5 estimated using eq. 5 in Chezik et al (2014) but beyond the T o limit for conversion to T 5 .…”
Section: A Simple Thought Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This work is a companion to Chezik et al (2014), which describes how DDs vary with T o and how this variation affects the ability of DDs to account for growth within a single population. Here we explore how the relationship between DDs and T o varies among populations in different climates and determine how this variation affects differences in temperature-corrected growth.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…114 Countless organisms exhibit this type of development, and it is often used as a predictive indicator by scientists from botanists to bacteriologists to zoologists. 16,48,54,99,151 The process of decomposition itself is highly dependent on degree day accumulation. 97 One method to apply this temperature dependency is to calculate the accumulated degree hours (or accumulated degree days) necessary for insects to reach the observed developmental stage.…”
Section: Methods To Determine the Time Of Colonizationmentioning
confidence: 99%