Predictions & Data for this entry

Model: std climate: MA, MB migrate: Mo phylum:
COMPLETE = 2.9 ecozone: MC food: biCi, piHa class:
MRE = 0.125 habitat: 0bTd, biMcp, biMr gender: Dtmf order:
SMSE = 0.033 embryo: Tt reprod: O family:

Zero-variate data

Data Observed Predicted (RE) Unit Description Reference
ah 47.69 47.34 (0.007352) d age at hatch StubMitc
ab 54 49.43 (0.08454) d age at birth BalaRoss1974, Chri1990, StubMitc, Hend1958, PereBoot2011, SalmHama2009
ap 1.058e+04 6996 (0.3391) d time since birth at puberty BalaChal2004, BellPars2005, ChalLimp2004, FrazEhrh1985, FrazLadn1986, GoshAven2010, VanHHarg2014, ZuriHerr2012
am 2.92e+04 2.802e+04 (0.0403) d life span BalaChal2004, CSIRO
Lh 4.55 4.562 (0.002551) cm SCL at hatch StubMitc
Lp 91 97.87 (0.07545) cm CCL at puberty CSIRO
Li 115 103.1 (0.1039) cm ultimate CCL Prin2017
Li_ref 143 128.8 (0.09919) cm ultimate CCL MoreBapt1995
Wwh 27.02 24.3 (0.1005) g wet weight at hatch StubMitc
Wwp 9.7e+04 1.085e+05 (0.1181) g wet weight at puberty CSIRO
Wwi 1.3e+05 1.266e+05 (0.02591) g ultimate wet weight CSIRO
E0 2.26e+05 2.166e+05 (0.04157) J initial energy content of the egg VenkKann2005, Wine2016, RuslBoot2016
Ri 0.3 0.2774 (0.07536) #/d maximum reprod rate BjorCarr1989, BrodGlen2003, EkanKapu2016, Guin2009, Limp1993, Limp2009, LimpMill2003, LimpNich1988, TroeChal2007

Uni- and bivariate data

Data Figure Independent variable Dependent variable (RE) Reference
tWwe_Y_T27B yolk mass for different temperatures time yolk mass (0.1942) StubMitc
tWwe_Y_T27F yolk mass for different temperatures time yolk mass (0.3528) StubMitc
tWwe_Y_T27H yolk mass for different temperatures time yolk mass (0.4207) StubMitc
tWwe_Y_T27X yolk mass for different temperatures time yolk mass (0.1287) StubMitc
tWwe_Y_T31B yolk mass for different temperatures time yolk mass (0.2211) StubMitc
tWwe_Y_T31F yolk mass for different temperatures time yolk mass (0.4069) StubMitc
tWwe_Y_T31H yolk mass for different temperatures time yolk mass (0.3801) StubMitc
tWwe_Y_T31X yolk mass for different temperatures time yolk mass (0.2343) StubMitc
tWwe_T27B time embryo weight (0.05177) StubMitc
tWwe_T27F time embryo weight (0.07197) StubMitc
tWwe_T27H time embryo weight (0.0973) StubMitc
tWwe_T27X time embryo weight (0.1252) StubMitc
tWwe_T31B time embryo weight (0.06978) StubMitc
tWwe_T31F time embryo weight (0.1056) StubMitc
tWwe_T31H time embryo weight (0.06839) StubMitc
tWwe_T31X time embryo weight (0.08029) StubMitc
tJOe_T27B time oxygen consumption (0.1323) StubMitc
tJOe_T27F time oxygen consumption (0.258) StubMitc
tJOe_T27H time oxygen consumption (0.3453) StubMitc
tJOe_T27X time oxygen consumption (0.143) StubMitc
tJOe_T31B time oxygen consumption (0.1242) StubMitc
tJOe_T31F time oxygen consumption (0.2006) StubMitc
tJOe_T31H time oxygen consumption (0.2043) StubMitc
tJOe_T31X time oxygen consumption (0.347) StubMitc
tJCe_T27B time carbon dioxide production (0.2117) StubMitc
tJCe_T27F time carbon dioxide production (0.2395) StubMitc
tJCe_T27H time carbon dioxide production (0.1815) StubMitc
tJCe_T27X time carbon dioxide production (0.1929) StubMitc
tJCe_T31B time carbon dioxide production (0.1382) StubMitc
tJCe_T31F time carbon dioxide production (0.1469) StubMitc
tJCe_T31H time carbon dioxide production (0.1858) StubMitc
tJCe_T31X time carbon dioxide production (0.1689) StubMitc
L0Lt CCL at first capture CCL at second capture (0.123) CSIRO
LWw CCL weight (0.06105) CSIRO
Tah temperature time at hatch (0.03947) StubMitc

Pseudo-data at Tref = 20°C

Data Generalised animal Chelonia mydas Unit Description
v 0.02 0.1057 cm/d energy conductance
kap 0.8 0.7245 - allocation fraction to soma
kap_R 0.95 0.95 - reproduction efficiency
p_M 18 12.14 J/d.cm^3 vol-spec som maint
k_J 0.002 0.001081 1/d maturity maint rate coefficient
kap_G 0.8 0.8 - growth efficiency
k 0.75 0.6984 - maintenance ratio

Discussion

  • Mod_1: In view of low somatic maintenance, pseudodata k_J = 0.002 1/d is replaced by pseudodata k = 0.75
  • Mod_2: data from the Ningaloo population are calculated for f=0.8 based on the ratio of the size attained by the Ningaloo population and the size of the largest published green turtle record
  • Mod_2: we assume that the density of yolk is different than that of the density of reserve and structure. So the yolk density d_Y is introduced as an extra parameter.
  • These parameter values and model predictions are presented and discussed in the paper: Stubbs et al, "A full life cycle Dynamic Energy Budget (DEB) model for the green sea turtle (Chelonia mydas) fitted to data on embryonic development"submitted to the Journal of Sea Research, DEB special issue 2018
  • Mod_3: Mod_3: 3-parameter Arrhenius function describing upper boundary for thermal tolerance has been added to capture the slower rate of change of development rate at high temperatures more accurately. Additionally, pseudodata point k has been modified to k=0.75 to be more in line with other sea turtle models in the collection. See StubMitc2018 for a full discussion of this entry.

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