Mean log-length and log-weight did not differ significantly (p > 0.37) within each lake from 1996/97 (overall means of 11.9 ± 3.6 cm and 25.79 ± 22.00 g, respectively) to 2006/07 (12.2 ± 3.4 cm and 26.50 ± 21.56 g), but there were some differences in fish age, condition, growth, and δN (Table 1; Tables S4 and S5, Supporting Information).
Between-year, within lake differences in mean log-lengths, log-weights, and ages of yellow perch were evaluated using two-sample t-tests while temporal changes in δN were assessed qualitatively due to low sample sizes and the lack of baseline δΝ for 1996/97.
Measure the average log length, not the length of the longest piece or the shortest piece.
Age, smoking, and mean log relative telomere length values of each population are shown in Table 1.
Mean log likelihood (lnL), branch lengths and topologies were compared across four replicate analyses to insure that a stable posterior distribution was reached.
Data are expressed as mean ± standard deviation unless otherwise specified; Mean log T/S ratio of telomere length was 0.05 ± 0.25 (range −0.95 to 0.71).
Table 2 Average speed based on the curvature of the 50 least curved and 50 most curved stems Log length (m) Curvature category Curvature threshold (mm) Mean velocity (km s-1) Pr(>F) 3 Smallest 50 logs <= 63 5.77 0.0013** 3 Largest 50 logs >= 84 6.28 6 Smallest 50 logs <= 79 5.80 0.012* 6 Largest 50 logs >= 107 6.20 .
Mean string length was 5.65±0.48 letters (range 5 6 letters) and mean log converted lexical frequency of nouns was 3.41 (range 3.11 3.70).
We recorded additional log measurements in 2010, including small and large end log diameters and log length [42].
F4 showed moderate activity (mean log GI50 1.05), while F5 showed weak activity (mean log GI50 1.36).
We recorded additional log measurements in 2010, including small and large end log diameters and log length [ 42].
