Predictions & Data for this entry

Model: std climate: Cfa, Cfb, Dfa, Dfb, Dfc migrate: phylum:
COMPLETE = 6.0 ecozone: TH, TPa food: biPp, biD class:
MRE = 0.194 habitat: 0iFp, 0iFl, 0iFm gender: D order:
SMSE = 0.135 embryo: Fbf reprod: Apf family:

Zero-variate data

Data Observed Predicted (RE) Unit Description Reference
ab 1 0.6206 (0.3794) d age at birth MacABail1929
am 45 43.65 (0.02993) d life span MacABail1929
Lb 0.1 0.09765 (0.02348) cm total length at birth PreuHamm2009
Lp 0.25 0.2626 (0.05025) cm total length at puberty Kooy2010
Wd0 8.2 7.277 (0.1126) mug initial dry weight Elen1989
Wdb 6.6 4.51 (0.3166) mug dry weight at birth Elen1989
Wd37 600 245.3 (0.5911) mug dry weight at L = 3.7 mm Elen1989

Uni- and bivariate data

Data Figure Independent variable Dependent variable (RE) Reference
tL_f MacABail1929 data for female, male time since birth length (0.08607) MacABail1929
tL_m MacABail1929 data for female, male time since birth length (0.05331) MacABail1929
tS_f time since birth surviving fraction (0.05955) MacABail1929
tS_m time since birth surviving fraction (0.1859) MacABail1929
tL1 time since birth length (0.0586) EverKooy1989
tL2 time since birth length (0.08433) EverKooy1989
tL3 time since birth length (0.0688) EverKooy1989
tL4 time since birth length (0.07532) EverKooy1989
tL5 time since birth length (0.06933) EverKooy1989
tGlyc starvation time weight (0.2892) Elen1989
tLipi starvation time weight (0.2569) Elen1989
tTrig starvation time weight (0.3927) Elen1989
tCarb starvation time weight (0.2009) Elen1989
LJO_extra length O2 consumption (0.08652) EverKooy1989
LJO length O2 consumption (0.5522) EverKooy1989
tL_SK1 time since birth length (0.1075) PreuHamm2009
tL_SK2 time since birth length (0.09787) PreuHamm2009
tL_SK3 time since birth length (0.05526) PreuHamm2009
tL_SK4 time since birth length (0.04861) PreuHamm2009
tN_SK1 time since birth cumulative # of eggs (0.1035) PreuHamm2009
tN_SK2 time since birth cumulative # of eggs (0.0913) PreuHamm2009
tN_SK3 time since birth cumulative # of eggs (0.4458) PreuHamm2009
tN_SK4 time since birth cumulative # of eggs (0.4595) PreuHamm2009
tL_C1 time since birth length (0.04904) CoorHammRatt2004
tL_C2 time since birth length (0.04301) CoorHammRatt2004
tL_C3 time since birth length (0.02102) CoorHammRatt2004
tN_C1 time since birth cumulative # of eggs (0.215) CoorHammRatt2004
tN_C2 time since birth cumulative # of eggs (0.3824) CoorHammRatt2004
tN_C3 time since birth cumulative # of eggs (0.2821) CoorHammRatt2004
LDw length dry weight (0.6016) GergPreu2014
LDwA length dry weight (0.2387) GergPreu2014
LFx length filtration rate (0.2198) PreuHamm2009
LpX length ingestion rate (0.2289) EverKooy1989
Tab temperature time between broods (0.1332) StepWatt1984
Tap temperature time since birth at puberty (0.1603) Duel1988
tN time since birth cumulative # of eggs (0.141) KooyBeda1996
tProt starvation time protein (0.2553) Elen1989
tS starvation time survival (0.1303) PreuHamm2009
tWd starvation time dry weight (0.2726) Elen1989
xf algae density ingestion rate (0.2487) GergPreu2014

Pseudo-data at Tref = 20°C

Data Generalised animal Daphnia magna Unit Description
v 0.02 0.1858 cm/d energy conductance
p_M 18 1200 J/d.cm^3 vol-spec som maint
k_J 0.002 0.2537 1/d maturity maint rate coefficient
k 0.3 0.9302 - maintenance ratio
kap 0.8 0.5809 - allocation fraction to soma
kap_G 0.8 0.9034 - growth efficiency
kap_R 0.95 0.95 - reproduction efficiency

Discussion

  • Males are assumed to differ from females by {p_Am} and s_G only
  • The survival data tS_f for females are assumed to have a background hazard rate of
  • mod_3: Female daphnids are assumed to change kappa in response to conditions of low food availability, for a detailed discussion see GergPreu2014
  • mod_3: Daphnids are assumed to increase their filtration rate at prolonged conditons of low food availablity (see Lampert W. Limnol. Oceanogr., 39(5), 1994,997-1006)
  • mod_3:Laboratory expariments with daphnids are frequently done using a constant amount of food added e.g. on a daily absis, while the ingestion rate increases as the daphnid grows. This experiemtnal design might result in limited food condition later in the experiments and is not accounted for by the assumption of a constant value for the scaled functional response.
  • mod_4: males have equal state variables at b, compared to females

Facts

  • This entry is discussed in Kooy2010 (Ref: Kooy2010)

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