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. 2018 Jul 20;11(9):1686–1699. doi: 10.1111/eva.12672

Table 1.

Summer thermal regimes and cardiac phenotypes of six redband trout populations

Popa Body size Cardiac phenotypesb
N Weight (g) Length (mm) f h,max at 20°Cc (bpm) Peak f h,max (bpm) T AB d (oC) T PEAK e (oC) Q 10 f
LJ 17 14.4±1.1 114.0±3.6 149.0±1.6A 161.4±2.6A 20.7±0.2A (16) 23.0±0.3 1.63±0.02B
BJ 16 11.7±0.8 103.7±2.5 135.4±1.6B 154.2±2.3A 20.6±0.3A (13) 23.2±0.3 1.68±0.03AB
KC 22 10.0±0.6 100.1±2.2 127.3±2.2C 143.6±3.0AB 20.2±0.4A (16) 22.5±0.4 1.79±0.04A
JC 18 14.9±1.4 113.7±3.7 136.3±2.4B 152.6±4.3A 18.3±0.3BC (14) 22.9±0.4 1.61±0.03B
UM 18 4.6±0.4 76.7±1.7 121.5±1.6C 132.2±2.4BC 19.6±0.2AB (16) 22.2±0.5 1.63±0.03B
FC 23 3.3±0.2 69.1±1.5 112.8±2.0D 125.4±3.4C 17.7±0.4C (22) 23.9±0.4 1.46±0.03C
a

Redband trout populations, LJ: Little Jacks; BJ: Big Jacks; KC: Keithley; JC: Johnson; UM: Upper Mann; FC: Fawn.

b

All values are present as mean±s.e.m. Values with different superscripted uppercase letters are significantly different (p < 0.05).

c

f h,max at 20°C: maximum heart rate at 20°C.

d

T AB: Arrhenius Breakpoint temperature. Numbers in parentheses are sample size for T AB in each population.

e

T PEAK: Temperature for peak f h,max.

f

Q 10: temperature coefficient for f h,max during acute warming from 15°C to T PEAK.