Risk increased with increasing maximal temperature, but decreased with cooling degree days, indicating a threshold of 18°C above which the qualitative effect of temperature changed.
The last issue is the maximal temperature which can decrease if the initial temperature will be below room temperature and the device calibrated accordingly, for instance, between 0 °C and 350 °C.
The results indicate that the maximal temperature difference within the load, as well as the thermal hysteresis time, decreases with preheating temperature, and increases with heating rate.
The white-footed mouse appeared to be primarily limited by the winter length and average maximum temperature in the winter, the probability of occurrence of the mouse decreasing with longer (>125 to 160 days) and colder (maximal temperature <−5°C) winters.
The temperature decrease was 2.9 °C.
It leads to the occurrences of temperature crests, and the maximal temperature is about 353 °C.
Maximal temperature, maximal sulfide, and minimal pH were chosen as abiotic variables having possible effect on meiofauna species and communities.
Total meiofauna abundance did not correlate linearly to maximal temperature, maximal sulfide, minimal pH, volume of sediment, and sample area.
Diversity measures, such as species richness, were inversely linearly correlated to maximal temperature or sulfide concentrations.
At Mussel Bed we measured a maximal temperature of 10°C [25].
