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In fluid mechanics, the state of an isotropic fluid may be completely described by defining its mean mass per unit volume, or density, its temperature (T), and its velocity (v) at every point in space, and just what the connection is between these macroscopic properties and the positions and velocities of individual molecules is of no direct relevance.
Using the grain number density ({n_d} = int_{{a_{min }}}^{{a_{max }}} {n(a da,}), we can define a mean heating rate per grain as {ie72-2} and a mean mass per grain as {ie72-3}.
Although the mean mass per egg from hatchery-born females was greater, the percentage of eggs surviving was similar for all cross groups (73%–99%; Table S1).
The correlation between the hemispherical area of the plants and the mean mass per GU was significant and positive for flowering GUs, but not for vegetative GUs (Table 2A).
Egg samples collected in 2012 (10 eggs per sample, n = 5) were dried at 60°C for 48 h and weighed, with mean mass per egg (0.27 mg) used to calculate egg mass for a 1 m wide section of beach perpendicular to the coastline (supratidal to the low intertidal zone).
For each experimental treatment, the mean mass of CaCO3 per unit area (µg/µm2) was determined by dividing the mean CaCO3 content of shells by the mean shell area.
Finally, we performed linear regression to examine if female physiological status (body condition, plasma carotenoid and lysozyme) predicted egg characteristics (mean mass, yolk carotenoid and albumen lysozyme per clutch).
P. spathula (n = 270), with a mean ± SE initial mass of 1.14 ± 0.03 g, were randomly distributed to nine tanks with 30 fish per tank, with no significant differences in mean mass among the groups.
The observed ellipticities were converted to mean residue ellipticities on the basis of a mean molecular mass per residue of 109.1.
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