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. 2011 Dec 7;279(1734):1740–1747. doi: 10.1098/rspb.2011.2060

Figure 1.

Figure 1.

Relationships between absolute latitude and (a) standard metabolic rate (SMR), (b) mitochondrial respiration, and (c) citrate synthase activity. Data are normalized to measurement temperatures of 20°C (SMR and mitochondrial respiration) or 10°C (citrate synthase activity). Solid lines are the associations between the various traits and latitude from table 3. Because Q10-normalized SMR is positively related to body mass (table 3), and citrate synthase activity is positively related to maximum depth of occurrence (table 3), residuals are presented (i.e. measured – predicted). The best model for SMR included hemisphere of origin (table 3), so SMR data are shown for Northern Hemisphere (filled circles) and Southern Hemisphere (unfilled circles).