No general relationship between mass and temperature in endothermic species
- University of Florida, United States
Figures
Figure 1 with 12 supplements
Species spatial distributions and selected temperature-mass relationships.
(A) Spatial collection locations of all individual specimens. All species shown with black points except three species, whose relationships between mean annual temperature and mass are shown at …
Figure 1—figure supplement 1
Species’ temperature-mass relationships.
Plots of temperature-mass relationships for 80 of the 952 species. Grey points are individuals and black lines show ordinary least squares linear regression of relationships. Ranges of both mass and …
Figure 1—figure supplement 2
Species’ temperature-mass relationships.
Plots of temperature-mass relationships for 80 of the 952 species. Grey points are individuals and black lines show ordinary least squares linear regression of relationships. Ranges of both mass and …
Figure 1—figure supplement 3
Species’ temperature-mass relationships.
Plots of temperature-mass relationships for 80 of the 952 species. Grey points are individuals and black lines show ordinary least squares linear regression of relationships. Ranges of both mass and …
Figure 1—figure supplement 4
Species’ temperature-mass relationships.
Plots of temperature-mass relationships for 80 of the 952 species. Grey points are individuals and black lines show ordinary least squares linear regression of relationships. Ranges of both mass and …
Figure 1—figure supplement 5
Species’ temperature-mass relationships.
Plots of temperature-mass relationships for 80 of the 952 species. Grey points are individuals and black lines show ordinary least squares linear regression of relationships. Ranges of both mass and …
Figure 1—figure supplement 6
Species’ temperature-mass relationships.
Plots of temperature-mass relationships for 80 of the 952 species. Grey points are individuals and black lines show ordinary least squares linear regression of relationships. Ranges of both mass and …
Figure 1—figure supplement 7
Species’ temperature-mass relationships.
Plots of temperature-mass relationships for 80 of the 952 species. Grey points are individuals and black lines show ordinary least squares linear regression of relationships. Ranges of both mass and …
Figure 1—figure supplement 8
Species’ temperature-mass relationships.
Plots of temperature-mass relationships for 80 of the 952 species. Grey points are individuals and black lines show ordinary least squares linear regression of relationships. Ranges of both mass and …
Figure 1—figure supplement 9
Species’ temperature-mass relationships.
Plots of temperature-mass relationships for 80 of the 952 species. Grey points are individuals and black lines show ordinary least squares linear regression of relationships. Ranges of both mass and …
Figure 1—figure supplement 10
Species’ temperature-mass relationships.
Plots of temperature-mass relationships for 80 of the 952 species. Grey points are individuals and black lines show ordinary least squares linear regression of relationships. Ranges of both mass and …
Figure 1—figure supplement 11
Species’ temperature-mass relationships.
Plots of temperature-mass relationships for 80 of the 952 species. Grey points are individuals and black lines show ordinary least squares linear regression of relationships. Ranges of both mass and …
Figure 1—figure supplement 12
Species’ temperature-mass relationships.
Plots of temperature-mass relationships for 72 of the 952 species. Grey points are individuals and black lines show ordinary least squares linear regression of relationships. Ranges of both mass and …
Figure 2 with 7 supplements
Species correlation coefficients by statistical significance and taxonomic class.
(A) Stacked histogram of correlation coefficients (r) for all species' intraspecific temperature-mass relationships. Colored bars show species with statistically significant relationships, both …
Figure 2—figure supplement 1
Species z scores and z distribution.
Density plot of z scores for all species’ intraspecific temperature-mass relationships in blue, with standard normal z distribution shown with black line. Z scores were calculated from p-values …
Figure 2—figure supplement 2
Species correlation coefficients by bird migratory status.
Stacked histograms of correlation coefficients (r) from intraspecific temperature-mass relationships for (A) migrant and (B) nonmigrant bird species. Of 750 bird species, 371 migrant species and 243 …
Figure 2—figure supplement 3
Species correlation coefficients for latitude-mass relationships.
Results for all species' latitude-mass relationships including (A) linear regression for latitude-temperature relationships for three example species, Martes pennanti, Tamias quadrivittatus, and Syna…
Figure 2—figure supplement 4
Species correlation coefficients for temperature-mass relationships with lifestage sensitivity analysis.
Results for all species' temperature-mass relationships with additional filtering of specimens based on lifestage. The final dataset (Figure 2A) contained a column with lifestage information for …
Figure 2—figure supplement 5
Species correlation coefficients for temperature-mass relationships with outlier sensitivity analysis.
Results for all species' temperature-mass relationships with outliers removed. Outliers were considered any individual mass value that was more than three standard deviations away from the fitted …
Figure 2—figure supplement 6
Species correlation coefficients for temperature-mass relationships with species thresholds increased.
Results for all species’ temperature-mass relationships for species with at least 60 individuals, range in collection years of at least 40, and range in latitudinal degrees of at least 10 (n = 591). …
Figure 2—figure supplement 7
Species correlation coefficients for temperature-mass relationships with species thresholds decreased.
Results for all species’ temperature-mass relationships for species with at least 15 individuals, range in collection years of at least 10, and range in latitudinal degrees of at least 2.5 (n = 1,455…
Figure 3 with 1 supplement
Species correlation coefficients for selected taxonomic orders.
Histograms of correlation coefficients (r) from intraspecific temperature-mass relationships for each taxonomic order represented by more than ten species, with order shown above histogram. Height …
Figure 3—figure supplement 1
Species correlation coefficients for remaining taxonomic orders.
Histograms of correlation coefficients (r) from intraspecific temperature-mass relationships for each taxonomic order represented by ten or fewer species, with order shown above histogram. Height of …
Figure 4 with 1 supplement
Species correlation coefficients with selected past year temperatures.
Histograms of correlation coefficients (r) for all species' intraspecific temperature-mass relationships with mean annual temperature from (A) the year in which individuals were collected, (B) 25 …
Figure 4—figure supplement 1
Species correlation coefficients for all past year temperatures.
Distributions of correlation coefficients (r) for all species' intraspecific temperature-mass relationships with mean annual temperature for collection year to 110 years prior to collection year. …
Figure 5
Variability of species correlation coefficients across several variables.
Variation in all species' correlation coefficients (r) across the following variables for each species: (A) number of individuals, (B) difference between hottest and coldest collection year …
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