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. 2015 Nov 26;3(11):e12552. doi: 10.14814/phy2.12552

Table 2.

Comparison of total energy expenditures measured by the DLW method (TEEdlw) and respirometry (TEEresp) in streaked shearwaters. TEEdlw were calculated from the five equations from the foregoing studies below. Estimate and ratio represent TEEdlw value calculated using each equation and the ratio between TEEdlw and TEEresp, respectively

Equations* Group A Group B Group C
Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD
Experimental condition Ground Ground Water
Measurement duration (h) 24.4 0.2 48.1 0.1 24.3 0.3
TEEresp (kJ) 258.6 17.4 486.4 98.4 860.9 210.2
TEEdlw (kJ)
 SNG93 (T)
  Estimate 248.3 113.2 602.9 86.4 1128.4 316.3
  Ratio 0.952 0.398 1.267 0.216 1.308 0.212
 SP93 (T)
  Estimate 253.4 111.9 612.1 87.8 1167.3 329.4
  Ratio 0.971 0.392 1.286 0.217 1.351 0.216
 SCH86 (T)
  Estimate 252.7 112.0 610.9 87.6 1162.4 327.7
  Ratio 0.969 0.393 1.283 0.217 1.346 0.215
 SP97 (T)
  Estimate 264.0 120.0 640.7 91.8 1201.3 337.0
  Ratio 1.012 0.421 1.346 0.229 1.392 0.225
 SP97 (O)
  Estimate 271.4 112.5 645.6 94.4 1279.1 367.2
  Ratio 1.041 0.393 1.355 0.227 1.477 0.230
*

Five equations were used to calculate metabolic rate: SCH86, equation 6 from Schoeller et al. (1986); SP93, equation 4 from Speakman (1993); SNG93, equation 3 from Speakman et al. (1993); SP97, equation 7.17 and 7.43 from Speakman (1997). T and O in parentheses indicate the two- and one-pool model, respectively.