Maternal, paternal and temperature effects on otolith size of young herring (Clupea harengus L.) larvae

In this paper we use a regression discontinuity design to assess if a natural experiment with increased capitation for complex patients have had an effect on the

Effects of mean hatching date, post-hatching temperature, wintering temperature of adults, spawning stock size, and percentage of recruit spawners on larval survival in

The effects of each of the variables in the Table were adjusted for each other, as well as for maternal age, maternal and paternal educational level, family income, maternal

The system can be implemented as follows: A web-service client runs on the user device, collecting sensor data from the device and input data from the user. The client compiles

The Autodyn simulation code with the smooth particle hydrodynamic (SPH) method and Impetus Afea Solver with the corpuscular model are used and the results are compared with

An abstract characterisation of reduction operators Intuitively a reduction operation, in the sense intended in the present paper, is an operation that can be applied to inter-

Fig. Modeling is done with the composite-roughness surface scattering kernel for the same type of bottom as in Fig. There are 10 dB between the thick marks on the vertical axes.

Relationship between (a) offspring size (mean egg dry weight, DW) and maternal size (carapace length, CL); (b) sibling size variation (measured as the coefficient of variation, CV