# DRAFT August 1, 2012 EPA Report No. 600/R-12/XXX

August 2012



# Bioaccumulation and Aquatic

System Simulator ( BASS 

# )

Data Supplement

Version 2.3

by

M. Craig Barber

Ecosystems Research Division

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

960 College Station Road

Athens, GA 30605-2700

National Exposure Research Laboratory

Office of Research and Development

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Research Triangle Park, NC 27711

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DRAFT August 1, 2012 Notice

The research described in this document was funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency through the Office of Research

and Development. The research described herein was conducted at the Ecosystems Research Division of th e USEPA National

Exposure Research Laboratory in Athens, Georgia. Me ntion of trade names or commercial products does no t constitute

endorsement or recommendation for use.

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DRAFT August 1, 2012 Foreword

This report summarizes literature data that can be used to parameter the BASS 

# B ioaccumulation and A quatic S ystem S imulator. This

generalized, community-based simulation model is de signed to predict the population and bioaccumulatio n dynamics of age-structured

fish communities that are exposed to hydrophobic or ganic chemicals and class B and borderline metals t hat complex with sulfhydryl

groups (e.g., cadmium, copper, lead, mercury, nicke l, silver, and zinc). The intended audience of this report and is research fisheries

ecologists, bioaccumulation researchers, and EPA en vironmental scientists and ecologists who must rout inely analyze and estimate

bioaccumulation of chemicals in fish for ecological or human health exposure assessments.

Although BASS 

# has not been extensively field-tested, its process -based algorithms for predicting chemical bioaccumu lation, growth

of individual fish, predator-prey interactions, and population dynamics either have been corroborated or have been formulated using

widely accepted ecological and ecotoxicological pri nciples. Even when a process-based model has underg one only limited field testing,

it can be an extremely useful tool. Process-based m odels enable users to observe quantitatively the re sults of a particular abstraction

of the real world. Moreover, such models can be arg ued to be the only objective method to make extrapo lations to unobserved or

unobservable conditions. If the conceptualization a nd construction of process-based models are both co mprehensive (i.e., holistic) and

reasonable, then their output, validated or not, ca n still be used for comparative analyses. A model’s ability to simulate trends and

comparative dynamics are, in fact, often more impor tant measures of a model’s utility than is its abil ity to replicate a specific field or

laboratory study. Although BASS 

# can be used to analyze results from actual field s tudies, its principal intended use is to predict an d

compare the outcomes of alternative management opti ons that are associated with pollution control, eco system management, or

restoration activities.

Roy C. Sidle, Ph.D.

Director

Ecosystems Research Division

Athens, Georgia

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# Abstract

This document is a data supplement for BASS 

# B ioaccumulation and A quatic S ystem S imulator. BASS 

# is a Fortran 95 simulation program

that predicts the population and bioaccumulation dy namics of age-structured fish assemblages that are exposed to hydrophobic organic

pollutants and class B and borderline metals that c omplex with sulfhydryl groups (e.g., cadmium, coppe r, lead, mercury, nickel, silver,

and zinc). The model's bioaccumulation algorithms a re based on diffusion kinetics and are coupled to a process-based model for the

growth of individual fish. These algorithms conside r both biological attributes of fishes and physico- chemical properties of the

chemicals that determine diffusive exchange across gill membranes and intestinal mucosa. Biological ch aracteristics used by the model

include the fish's gill morphometry, feeding and gr owth rate, and proximate composition (i.e., its fra ctional aqueous, lipid, and

structural organic content). Relevant physico-chemi cal properties are the chemical's aqueous diffusivi ty, n-octanol / water partition

coefficient ( K

ow 

# ), and, for metals, binding coefficients to protein s and other organic matter. BASS 

# simulates the growth of individual

fish using a standard mass balance, bioenergetic mo del (i.e., growth = ingestion - egestion - respirat ion - specific dynamic action -

excretion). A fish's realized ingestion is calculat ed from its maximum consumption rate adjusted for t he availability of prey of the

appropriate size and taxonomy. The community’s food web is delineated by defining one or more foraging classes for each fish species

based on its body weight, body length, or age. The dietary composition of each of these foraging class es is specified as a combination

of benthos, incidental terrestrial insects, periphy ton / attached algae, phytoplankton, zooplankton, a nd one or more fish species.

Population dynamics are generated by predatory mort alities defined by community’s food web and standin g stocks, physiological

mortality rates, the maximum longevity of species, toxicological responses to chemical exposures, and dispersal. The model’s temporal

and spatial scales are that of a day and of a hecta re, respectively.

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DRAFT August 1, 2012 Table of Contents

Abstract . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iv

Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Assimilation efficiencies for piscine prey . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Assimilation efficiencies for invertebrate prey . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Assimilation efficiencies for periphyton and phytop lankton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Self-thinning exponents for estimating non-predator y mortality and dispersal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Active oxygen consumption . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Gill surface areas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Gastric evacuation rates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Interlamellar distances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Secondary lamellar densities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Secondary lamellar lengths . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Mean prey size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Maximum prey size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 3

Minimum prey size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Maximum filtering rate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Maximum ingestion rate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Maximum life span . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Fraction moisture-lipid relationship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Lipid fraction-body weight relationship . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Reproductive biomass investment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Routine oxygen conumption . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Respiratory quotient . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Routine-to-standard oxygen consumption ratio . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

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DRAFT August 1, 2012 SDA-to-assimilation ratio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

SDA-to-ingestion ratio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Specific growth rate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

Long-term specific growth rate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

Size of satiation meal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Standard oxygen consumption rate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Feeding time to satiation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

Minimum total length at sexual maturity . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

Weight-to-fork length relationship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

Weight-to-standard length relationship . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50

Weight-to-total length relationship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

Size of young-of-year fish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

References . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 8

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DRAFT August 1, 2012 

# Introduction

This document reports individual and statistical su mmaries of the following biological parameters that are needed to parameterize

BASS 

# version 2.3:

COMPOSITIONAL



# _ PARAMETERS



# pa[-] = 

# " + 

# $ *pl[-] <== the fish's aqueous fraction as a linear functi on of the fish's lipid fraction.

pl[-] = 

# " *W[g( FW 

# )]^ 

# $ <== the fish's lipid fraction as an allometric fun ction of its body weight.

ECOLOGICAL



# _ PARAMETERS



# lp[cm] = 

# " + 

# $ *L[cm]+ 

# ( *EXP( 

# * *L[cm]) <== the modal length of prey consumed by a fish wh ose body length is L[cm]

where either 

# $ =0 or 

# ( =0.

lp_max[cm] = 

# " + 

# $ *L[cm]+ 

# ( *EXP( 

# * *L[cm]) <== the maximum length of prey consumed by a fish whose body length is

L[cm] where either 

# $ =0 or 

# ( =0.

lp_min[cm] = 

# " + 

# $ *L[cm]+ 

# ( *EXP( 

# * *L[cm]) <== the minimum length of prey consumed by a fish whose body length is

L[cm] where either 

# $ =0 or 

# ( =0.

mls[days] = 

# " <== the species’ maximum life span.

nm[1/day] = b( 

# " : 

# $ )*sg_mu[-] <== the non-predatory mortality/dispersal rate for fish assuming natural self-thinning.

sg_mu[1/day] = 

# " *W[g( FW 

# ]^ 

# $ <== the species’ long-term mean specific growth ra te.

tl_ro[cm] = 

# " <== the species’ minimum total length when it reac hes sexual maturity or its first reproduction.

rbi[-] = 

# " <== the species’ reproductive biomass investment, i.e., grams gametes per gram spawning fish.

wl[g( FW 

# )] = 

# " *L[cm]^ 

# $ <== the fish's live weight as an allometric functi on of its total length.

wt_max[g( FW 

# )] = 

# " specifies the species’ expected live body weight a t its maximum age.

yoy[g( FW 

# )] = 

# " <== the live weight of fish recruited into the pop ulation as age class 0.

MORPHOMETRIC



# _ PARAMETERS



# ga[cm 2 

# ] = 

# " *W[g( FW 

# )]^ 

# $ <== the fish's total gill surface area.

id[cm] = 

# " *W[g( FW 

# )]^ 

# $ <== the interlamellar distance between adjacent la mellae.

ld[lamellae per mm gill filament] = 

# " *W[g( FW 

# )]^ 

# $ <== the density of secondary lamellae on the prima ry gill filaments.

ll[cm] = 

# " *W[g( FW 

# )]^ 

# $ <== the lamellar length of the secondary lamellae.

PHYSIOLOGICAL



# _ PARAMETERS



# ae_plant[-] = 

# " <== the fish's assimilation efficiency for periphy ton and phytoplankton.

# 2

DRAFT August 1, 2012 (1) ae_invert[-] = 

# " <== the fish's assimilation efficiency for benthos , insects, and zooplankton.

ae_fish[-] = 

# " <== the fish's assimilation efficiency for fish.

ge[g( DW 

# )/hr] = 

# " *G[g( DW 

# )]^ 

# $ *h( 

# ( ,T

1 

# ,T

2 

# ) <== the fish's gastric evacuation where G is the mass of food resident in the

intestine..

mf[L/hr] = 

# " *W[g( FW 

# )]^ 

# $ *h( 

# ( ,T

1 

# ,T

2 

# ) <== the fish's maximum filtering rate. Required fo r the feeding option clearance(



# A )

when selected.

mi [g( DW 

# )/day]= 

# " *W[g( FW 

# )]^ 

# $ *h( 

# ( ,T

1 

# ,T

2 

# ) <== the fish's maximum ingestion.. Required for th e feeding option

allometric(



# A ) when selected

. rq[-] = 

# " <== the fish's respiratory quotient; rq = L(CO

2 

# ) respired / L(O

2 

# ) consumed.

rt:std[-] = 

# " <== the ratio of a fish's routine respiration to i ts standard respiration; rt:std = (routine O

2 

# consumption) / (standard O

2 

# consumption)..

sda:in[-] = 

# " <== the ratio of a fish's specific dynamic action (SDA) to its ingestion.

sg[1/day] = 

# " *W[g( FW 

# )]^ 

# $ *h( 

# ( ,T

1 

# ,T

2 

# ) <== the fish's specific growth rate. Required for the feeding option linear(



# A ) when

selected.

sm[g( FW 

# )] = 

# " *W[g( FW 

# )]^ 

# $ *h( 

# ( ,T

1 

# ,T

2 

# ) <== the size of the satiation meal consumed during the interval (0, st]. See option

“st[



# A ]” below. Required only if the feeding option holling(



# A ) selected.

so[mg(O2)/hr] = 

# " *W[g( FW 

# )]^ 

# $ *h( 

# ( ,T

1 

# ,T

2 

# ) <== the fish's standard oxygen consumption.

st[minutes] = 

# " *W[g( FW 

# )]^ 

# $ *h( 

# ( ,T

1 

# ,T

2 

# ) <== the time to satiation when feeding with an ini tially empty stomach. See option

sm[



# A ] above. Required only if the feeding option holling(



# A ) selected.

For the aforementioned physiological parameters, th e function h( 

# ( ,T

1 

# ,T

2 

# ) denotes the temperature response function

where T

1 

# is the temperature for which the particular proces s’s rates are maximal, and T

2 

# is the upper temperature at which the

process is no longer operative. If the process does not exhibit a temperature optimum, the hyperbolic Arrhenius function

h( 

# ( ,T

1 

# ,T

2 

# ) can be substituted with the ordinary Arrhenius fun ction exp( 

# ( *T[celsius])

.

The following data summaries were generated using t he following BASS 

# database files:

Output file: fish_data\000_freshwater.txt (01 Aug 2 012 14:20:30 GTM)

Input file: fish_data\000_freshwater.dat (14 Jul 20 10 21:35:22 GTM)

Program file: C:\Bass_V230\BASS_databases\bass_db\b ass_db.exe (25 Nov 2010 13:53:36 GTM)3DRAFT August 1, 2012Assimilation efficiencies for piscine preyae_fish[-]=aa=0.851 (sd=0.032; n=12) interspeciesae_fish[-]=0.870Esox lucius Diana (1982a)ae_fish[-]=0.872Esox lucius Diana (1982b)ae_fish[-]=0.869Esox lucius Diana (1982b)ae_fish[-]=0.800Esox lucius Heikinheimo and Korhonen (1996)ae_fish[-]=0.830Lota lota Rudstam et al. (1995)ae_fish[-]=0.896Micropterus dolomieui Shuter and Post (1990)ae_fish[-]=0.896Morone saxatilis Hartman and Brandt (1993, 1995)ae_fish[-]=0.842Perca flavescens Kitchell et al. (1977)ae_fish[-]=0.850Perca fluviatilis Shuter and Post (1990)ae_fish[-]=0.800Ptychocheilus oregonensis Petersen and Ward (1999)ae_fish[-]=0.842Stizostedion vitreum Kitchell et al. (1977)ae_fish[-]=0.842Stizostedion vitreum Madon and Culver (1993)Assimilation efficiencies for invertebrate preyae_invert[-]=aa=0.823 (sd=0.085; n=25) interspeciesae_invert[-]=0.840Alosa pseudoharengus Stewart and Binkowski (1986)ae_invert[-]=0.840Alosa pseudoharengus Stewart and Binkowski (1986)ae_invert[-]=0.896Channa striatus Qin et al. (1997)ae_invert[-]=0.750Coregonus hoyi Rudstam et al. (1994)ae_invert[-]=0.810Coregonus lavaretus Huuskonen et al. (1998)ae_invert[-]=0.900Fundulus parvipinnis Madon et al. (2001)ae_invert[-]=0.832Lepomis macrochirus Breck (1993)ae_invert[-]=0.832Lepomis macrochirus Trebitz (1997)ae_invert[-]=0.890Menidia beryllina Peck et al. (2003)ae_invert[-]=0.896Micropterus dolomieui Shuter and Post (1990)ae_invert[-]=0.896Micropterus salmoides Beyers (1999)ae_invert[-]=0.896Micropterus salmoides Rice et al. (1983)ae_invert[-]=0.896Micropterus salmoides Trebitz (1997)ae_invert[-]=0.700Morone saxatilis Rose and Cowan (1993)ae_invert[-]=0.840Osmerus mordax Lantry and Stewart (1993)ae_invert[-]=0.842Perca flavescens Kitchell et al. (1977)ae_invert[-]=0.850Perca fluviatilis Shuter and Post (1990)ae_invert[-]=0.600Phoxinus eosxneogaeus Trudel and Boisclair (1994)ae_invert[-]=0.600Phoxinus eosxneogaeus Gauthier and Boisclair (1997)4DRAFT August 1, 2012ae_invert[-]=0.900Pimephales promelas Duffy (1998)ae_invert[-]=0.800Pungitius pungitius Cameron et al. (1973)ae_invert[-]=0.840Rutilus rutilus Horppila and Peltonen (1997)ae_invert[-]=0.842Stizostedion vitreum Kitchell et al. (1977)ae_invert[-]=0.842Stizostedion vitreum Madon and Culver (1993)ae_invert[-]=0.750Stizostedion vitreum Madon and Culver (1993)Assimilation efficiencies for periphyton and phytoplanktonae_plant[-]=0.328Ctenopharyngodon idella Wiley and Wike (1986)Self-thinning exponents for estimating non-predatory mortality and dispersalbb[-]=aa=0.982 (sd=0.579; n=26) interspeciesbb[-]=0.650Oncorhynchus clarki Dunham and Vinyard (1997)bb[-]=1.060Oncorhynchus mykiss Dunham and Vinyard (1997)bb[-]=1.280Oncorhynchus mykiss Dunham and Vinyard (1997)bb[-]=0.740Oncorhynchus mykiss Keeley (2003)bb[-]=0.210Pimephales promelas Dunham et al. (2000)bb[-]=0.460Pimephales promelas Dunham et al. (2000)bb[-]=1.070Salmo salar Bohlin et al. (1994)bb[-]=0.910Salmo salar Egglishaw and Shackley In Bohlin et al.(1994)bb[-]=1.140Salmo salar Steingrímsson and Grant (1999)bb[-]=1.490Salmo salar Steingrímsson and Grant (1999)bb[-]=1.150Salmo salar Steingrímsson and Grant (1999)bb[-]=0.970Salmo salar Steingrímsson and Grant (1999)bb[-]=2.740Salmo salar Steingrímsson and Grant (1999)bb[-]=0.970Salmo salar Steingrímsson and Grant (1999)bb[-]=1.950Salmo salar Steingrímsson and Grant (1999)bb[-]=1.160Salmo salar Steingrímsson and Grant (1999)bb[-]=0.890Salmo trutta Bohlin et al. (1994)bb[-]=0.940Salmo trutta Bohlin et al. (1994)bb[-]=0.740Salmo trutta Elliott (1993)bb[-]=1.650Salmo trutta Dunham and Vinyard (1997)bb[-]=1.400Salvelinus confluentus Dunham and Vinyard (1997)bb[-]=0.190Salvelinus fontinalis Dunham and Vinyard (1997)bb[-]=0.020Salvelinus fontinalis Dunham and Vinyard (1997)bb[-]=0.340Salvelinus fontinalis Dunham and Vinyard (1997)5DRAFT August 1, 2012bb[-]=0.540Salvelinus fontinalis Dunham and Vinyard (1997)bb[-]=0.880Salvelinus fontinalis Trépanier and Rodríguez In Grant et al. (1998)Active oxygen consumptionao[mg(o2)/hr](5<t[celsius]<10)=a*w[g]^b a=0.215 (sd=-NaN ; n=1) interspeciesao[mg(o2)/hr](5<t[celsius]<10)=a*w[g]^b b=0.973 (sd=-NaN ; n=1) interspeciesao[mg(o2)/hr](10<t[celsius]<15)=a*w[g]^b a=0.243 (sd=0.178; n=2) interspeciesao[mg(o2)/hr](10<t[celsius]<15)=a*w[g]^b b=0.979 (sd=0.009; n=2) interspeciesao[mg(o2)/hr](15<t[celsius]<20)=a*w[g]^b a=0.501 (sd=0.842; n=2) interspeciesao[mg(o2)/hr](15<t[celsius]<20)=a*w[g]^b b=0.896 (sd=0.126; n=2) interspeciesao[mg(o2)/hr](20<t[celsius]<25)=a*w[g]^b a=0.714 (sd=0.341; n=2) interspeciesao[mg(o2)/hr](20<t[celsius]<25)=a*w[g]^b b=0.863 (sd=0.079; n=2) interspeciesao[mg(o2)/hr](25<t[celsius]<30)=a*w[g]^b a=0.737 (sd=0.386; n=2) interspeciesao[mg(o2)/hr](25<t[celsius]<30)=a*w[g]^b b=0.901 (sd=0.025; n=2) interspeciesao[mg(o2)/hr](10.0)=0.215*w[g]^0.973 Micropterus salmoides Beamish (1970)ao[mg(o2)/hr](15.0)=0.276*w[g]^0.985 Micropterus salmoides Beamish (1970)ao[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.908*w[g]^0.807 Micropterus salmoides Beamish (1970)ao[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.561*w[g]^0.919 Micropterus salmoides Beamish (1970)ao[mg(o2)/hr](30.0)=0.968*w[g]^0.884 Micropterus salmoides Beamish (1970)ao[mg(o2)/hr](34.0)=0.735*w[g]^0.936 Micropterus salmoides Beamish (1970)Gill surface areasga[cm^2]=a*w[g]^ba=4.90 (sd=1.239; n=59) interspeciesga[cm^2]=a*w[g]^bb=0.767 (sd=0.237; n=59) interspeciesga[cm^2]=a*w[g]^bLn(a)=3.773-2.848*b (r2=0.296; n=59) interspeciesga[cm^2]=3.50*w[g]^0.849Acipenser transmontanus Burggren et al. (1979)ga[cm^2]=4.98*w[g]^0.728Ameiurus nebulosus Saunders (1962)ga[cm^2]=5.56*w[g]^0.615Anabas testudineus Hughes et al. (1973)ga[cm^2]=10.5*w[g]^0.716Botia dario Singh et al. (1988)ga[cm^2]=9.13*w[g]^0.700Botia lohachata Sharma et al. (1982)ga[cm^2]=11.2*w[g]^0.587Catostomus commersoni Saunders (1962)ga[cm^2]=4.70*w[g]^0.592Channa punctata Hakim et al. (1978)ga[cm^2]=11.8*w[g]^0.816Cirrhinus mrigala Roy and Munshi (1986)ga[cm^2]=2.28*w[g]^0.781Clarias batrachus Munshi et al. (1980)ga[cm^2]=0.958E-02*w[g]^0.971Clarias mossambicus Maina and Maloiy (1986)ga[cm^2]=1.20*w[g]^0.629Clarias mossambicus Maina and Maloiy (1986)6DRAFT August 1, 2012ga[cm^2]=4.67*w[g]^0.864Cobitis taenia Robotham (1978)ga[cm^2]=2.15*w[g]^0.675Comephorus dybowski Jakubowski (1993)ga[cm^2]=56.6*w[g]^0.000Cottocomephorus grewingki Jakubowski et al. (1995)ga[cm^2]=7.48*w[g]^0.919Cottocomephorus inermis Jakubowski et al. (1995)ga[cm^2]=7.20*w[g]^0.849Cottus gobio Jakubowski et al. (1995)ga[cm^2]=1.35*w[g]^1.295Cottus gobio Liszka (1969), Starmach (1971)ga[cm^2]=2.15*w[g]^0.675Sculpins Jakubowski (1993)ga[cm^2]=7.48*w[g]^0.919Sculpins Jakubowski et al. (1995)ga[cm^2]=56.6*w[g]^0.000Sculpins Jakubowski et al. (1995)ga[cm^2]=1.35*w[g]^1.295Sculpins Liszka (1969), Starmach (1971)ga[cm^2]=9.44*w[g]^0.774Ctenopharyngodon idella Jakubowski (1982)ga[cm^2]=8.46*w[g]^0.794Cyprinus carpio Oikawa and Itazawa (1985)ga[cm^2]=17.6*w[g]^0.620Esox lucius Byczkowska-smyk (1959), De Jager et al.(1977)ga[cm^2]=2.47*w[g]^0.842Gambusia sp. Murphy and Murphy (1971)ga[cm^2]=12.6*w[g]^0.516Glossogobius giuris Singh and Munshi (1985)ga[cm^2]=5.99*w[g]^0.660Hoplerythrinus unitaeniatus Fernandes et al. (1994)ga[cm^2]=4.92*w[g]^0.810Hoplias lacerdae Fernandes et al. (1994)ga[cm^2]=0.731*w[g]^1.250Hoplias malabaricus Fernandes and Rantin (1985)ga[cm^2]=1.26*w[g]^1.140Hoplias malabaricus Fernandes et al. (1994)ga[cm^2]=4.36*w[g]^0.666Hypostomus plecostomus Perna and Fernandes (1996)ga[cm^2]=24.1*w[g]^1.026Lampetra fluviatilis Lewis and Potter (1976)ga[cm^2]=23.9*w[g]^0.689Lampetra planeri Lewis and Potter (1976)ga[cm^2]=4.68*w[g]^1.040Leiopotherapon unicolor Gehrke (1987)ga[cm^2]=4.94*w[g]^0.745Lepidocephalichthys guntea Singh et al. (1981)ga[cm^2]=3.35*w[g]^0.753Lepisosteus oculatus Landolt and Hill (1975)ga[cm^2]=4.77*w[g]^0.699Lepisosteus osseus Landolt and Hill (1975)ga[cm^2]=3.01*w[g]^0.793Lepisosteus platostomus Landolt and Hill (1975)ga[cm^2]=3.94*w[g]^0.738Lepisosteus spp. Landolt and Hill (1975)ga[cm^2]=2.17*w[g]^0.733Macrognathus aculeatum Ojha and Munshi (1974)ga[cm^2]=7.36*w[g]^0.819Micropterus dolomieui Price (1931)ga[cm^2]=6.17*w[g]^0.915Mystus cavasius Ojha et al. (1985)ga[cm^2]=3.60*w[g]^0.577Noemacheilus barbatulus Robotham (1978)ga[cm^2]=3.15*w[g]^0.932Oncorhynchus mykiss Hughes (1984)ga[cm^2]=1.84*w[g]^1.125Oncorhynchus mykiss Niimi and Morgan (1980)ga[cm^2]=7.13*w[g]^0.922Oncorhynchus tshawytscha Rombough and Moroz (1990)ga[cm^2]=11.1*w[g]^0.789Oreochromis alcalicus Hughes (1995)7DRAFT August 1, 2012ga[cm^2]=6.35*w[g]^0.777Oreochromis niloticus Kisia and Hughes (1992)ga[cm^2]=4.65*w[g]^0.446Oryzias latipes Umezawa and Watanabe (1973)ga[cm^2]=5.65*w[g]^0.769Piaractus mesopotamicus Severi et al. (1997)ga[cm^2]=12.0*w[g]^0.700Plagioscion squamosissimus Mazon et al. (1998)ga[cm^2]=6.78*w[g]^0.611Poecilia latipinnis Timmerman and Chapman (2004)ga[cm^2]=6.18*w[g]^0.529Poecilia latipinnis Timmerman and Chapman (2004)ga[cm^2]=16.2*w[g]^0.720Prochilodus scrofa Mazon et al. (1998)ga[cm^2]=6.25*w[g]^0.757Rhinelepis strigosa Santos et al. (1994)ga[cm^2]=1.86*w[g]^0.746Saccobranchus fossilis Hughes (1972)ga[cm^2]=0.796*w[g]^1.129Stizostedion vitreum Niimi and Morgan (1980)ga[cm^2]=28.5*w[g]^0.522Tinca tinca Hughes (1972)ga[cm^2]=8.67*w[g]^0.698Tinca tinca Hughes (1972)Gastric evacuation ratesge[g(dw)/hr]=a*g[g(dw)]^0.0*EXP(c*t[celsius]) a=0.935E-03 (sd=1.563; n=4) interspeciesge[g(dw)/hr]=a*g[g(dw)]^0.0*EXP(c*t[celsius]) c=0.083(sd=0.021; n=4) interspeciesge[g(dw)/hr]=a*g[g(dw)]^0.5*EXP(c*t[celsius]) a=0.537E-02 (sd=1.311; n=6) interspeciesge[g(dw)/hr]=a*g[g(dw)]^0.5*EXP(c*t[celsius]) c=0.109(sd=0.032; n=6) interspeciesge[g(dw)/hr]=a*g[g(dw)]^1.0*EXP(c*t[celsius]) a=0.315E-01 (sd=1.399; n=18) interspeciesge[g(dw)/hr]=a*g[g(dw)]^1.0*EXP(c*t[celsius]) c=0.086(sd=0.039; n=18) interspeciesge[g(dw)/hr]=0.674E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000*EXP(0.442E-01*t[celsius]) Abramis brama Specziár (2002)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.252E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000*EXP(0.913E-01*t[celsius]) Blicca bjoerkna Specziár (2002)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.349E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000*EXP(0.825E-01*t[celsius]) Carassius auratus Specziár (2002)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.183E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000*EXP(0.650E-01*t[celsius]) Cottus cognatus Hershey and McDonald (1985)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.251E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000*EXP(0.968E-01*t[celsius]) Cyprinus carpio Garcia and Adelman (1985)ge[g(dw)/hr](18.0)=0.220E-01*g[g(dw)]^0.000 Esox lucius Nilsson and Brönmark (2000)ge[g(dw)/hr](18.0)=0.220E-01*g[g(dw)]^0.000 Esox lucius Nilsson and Brönmark (2000)ge[g(dw)/hr](18.0)=0.230E-01*g[g(dw)]^0.000 Esox lucius Nilsson and Brönmark (2000)ge[g(dw)/hr](18.0)=0.240E-01*g[g(dw)]^0.000 Esox lucius Nilsson and Brönmark (2000)ge[g(dw)/hr](18.0)=0.390E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000 Esox lucius Nilsson and Brönmark (2000)ge[g(dw)/hr](18.0)=0.390E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000 Esox lucius Nilsson and Brönmark (2000)ge[g(dw)/hr](18.0)=0.440E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000 Esox lucius Nilsson and Brönmark (2000)ge[g(dw)/hr](18.0)=0.510E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000 Esox lucius Nilsson and Brönmark (2000)ge[g(dw)/hr](25.0)=0.724E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000 Lepomis macrochirus El-shamy (1976)ge[g(dw)/hr](1.5)=0.135*g[g(dw)]^1.000 Lota lota Pääkkönen et al. (1999)ge[g(dw)/hr](26.5)=0.289E-01*g[g(dw)]^0.000 Micropterus salmoides Hayward and Bushmann (1994)8DRAFT August 1, 2012ge[g(dw)/hr](26.5)=0.807E-01*g[g(dw)]^0.500 Micropterus salmoides Hayward and Bushmann (1994)ge[g(dw)/hr](26.5)=0.265*g[g(dw)]^1.000 Micropterus salmoides Hayward and Bushmann (1994)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.280E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000*EXP(0.106*t[celsius]) Morone americana Parrish and Margraf (1990)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.282E-02*g[g(dw)]^0.000*EXP(0.663E-01*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus kisutch Ruggerone (1989)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.119E-01*g[g(dw)]^0.500*EXP(0.838E-01*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus kisutch Ruggerone (1989)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.494E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000*EXP(0.105*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus kisutch Ruggerone (1989)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.328E-02*g[g(dw)]^0.000*EXP(0.632E-01*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus kisutch Ruggerone (1989)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.142E-01*g[g(dw)]^0.500*EXP(0.819E-01*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus kisutch Ruggerone (1989)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.601E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000*EXP(0.105*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus kisutch Ruggerone (1989)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.113E-03*g[g(dw)]^0.000*EXP(0.100*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus kisutch Ruggerone (1989)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.462E-03*g[g(dw)]^0.500*EXP(0.102*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus kisutch Ruggerone (1989)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.190E-02*g[g(dw)]^1.000*EXP(0.104*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus kisutch Ruggerone (1989)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.732E-03*g[g(dw)]^0.000*EXP(0.102*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus masou Nagata (1989)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.336E-02*g[g(dw)]^0.500*EXP(0.884E-01*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus masou Nagata (1989)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.124E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000*EXP(0.105*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus masou Nagata (1989)ge[g(dw)/hr](15.0)=0.412E-01*g[g(dw)]^0.000 Oncorhynchus mykiss Windell et al. (1969)ge[g(dw)/hr](15.0)=0.511E-01*g[g(dw)]^0.500 Oncorhynchus mykiss Windell et al. (1969)ge[g(dw)/hr](15.0)=0.763E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000 Oncorhynchus mykiss Windell et al. (1969)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.306E-02*g[g(dw)]^1.000*EXP(0.150*t[celsius]) Perca flavescens Boisclair and Leggett (1988)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.117E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000*EXP(0.102*t[celsius]) Perca flavescens Boisclair and Leggett (1988)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.520*g[g(dw)]^1.000*EXP(0.00*t[celsius]) Perca fluviatilis Worischka and Mehner (1998)ge[g(dw)/hr](19.8)=0.240*g[g(dw)]^1.000 Phoxinus eosxneogaeus Gauthier and Boisclair (1997)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.358E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000*EXP(0.691E-01*t[celsius]) Rutilus rutilus Specziár (2002)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.490E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000*EXP(0.107*t[celsius]) Salmo trutta Elliott (1972)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.390E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000*EXP(0.112*t[celsius]) Salmo trutta Elliott (1972)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.240E-01*g[g(dw)]^1.000*EXP(0.112*t[celsius]) Salmo trutta Elliott (1972)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.754E-02*g[g(dw)]^0.500*EXP(0.150*t[celsius]) Stizostedion lucioperca Koed (2001)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.122E-01*g[g(dw)]^0.500*EXP(0.150*t[celsius]) Stizostedion lucioperca Koed (2001)ge[g(dw)/hr]=0.560*g[g(dw)]^1.000*EXP(0.00*t[celsius]) Stizostedion lucioperca Worischka and Mehner (1998)Interlamellar distancesid[cm]=a*w[g]^ba=0.126E-02 (sd=0.491; n=4) interspeciesid[cm]=a*w[g]^bb=0.060 (sd=0.087; n=4) interspeciesid[cm]=a*w[g]^bLn(a)=-6.356-5.394*b (r2=0.919; n=4) interspeciesid[cm]=0.607E-03*w[g]^0.188Ictalurus punctatus Barber (2003)id[cm]=0.146E-02*w[g]^0.000Lepomis macrochirus Barber (2003)9DRAFT August 1, 2012id[cm]=0.177E-02*w[g]^0.009Morone saxatilis Barber (2003)id[cm]=0.159E-02*w[g]^0.044Pomoxis nigromaculatus Barber (2003)Secondary lamellar densitiesld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=a*w[g]^ba=27.0 (sd=0.443; n=53) interspeciesld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=a*w[g]^bb=-0.063 (sd=0.065; n=53) interspeciesld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=a*w[g]^bLn(a)=3.113-2.893*b (r2=0.177; n=53) interspeciesld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=15.3*w[g]^(-0.047) Acipensertransmontanus Burggren et al. (1979)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=15.9*w[g]^(-0.092) Ameiurusnebulosus Saunders (1962)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=36.5*w[g]^(-0.152) Anabas testudineus Hughes et al. (1973)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=41.0*w[g]^(-0.046) Botia dario Singh et al. (1988)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=39.0*w[g]^(-0.006) Botia lohachata Sharma et al. (1982)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=25.2*w[g]^(-0.109) Catostomus commersoni Saunders (1962)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=36.0*w[g]^(-0.138) Channa punctata Hakim et al. (1978)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=63.2*w[g]^(-0.129) Cirrhinusmrigala Roy and Munshi (1986)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=25.4*w[g]^(-0.083) Clarias batrachus Munshi et al. (1980)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=30.7*w[g]^0.091 Clarias mossambicus Maina and Maloiy (1986)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=45.5*w[g]^0.000 Cobitis taenia Robotham (1978)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=24.6*w[g]^(-0.150) Cottocomephorus grewingki Jakubowski et al. (1995)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=22.6*w[g]^(-0.110) Cottocomephorus inermis Jakubowski et al. (1995)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=15.1*w[g]^0.000 Cottus gobioLiszka (1969), Starmach (1971)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=22.6*w[g]^(-0.110) Sculpins Jakubowski et al. (1995)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=24.6*w[g]^(-0.150) Sculpins Jakubowski et al. (1995)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=15.1*w[g]^0.000 Sculpins Liszka (1969), Starmach (1971)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=33.0*w[g]^(-0.051) Ctenopharyngodon idella Jakubowski (1982)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=32.2*w[g]^(-0.079) Cyprinuscarpio Oikawa and Itazawa (1985)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=7.79*w[g]^0.121 Esox lucius Byczkowska-smyk (1959), De Jager et al. (1977)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=48.0*w[g]^(-0.160) Hoplerythrinus unitaeniatus Fernandes et al. (1994)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=29.0*w[g]^(-0.060) Hoplias lacerdae Fernandes et al. (1994)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=29.5*w[g]^(-0.060) Hoplias malabaricus Fernandes and Rantin (1985)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=35.0*w[g]^(-0.090) Hoplias malabaricus Fernandes et al. (1994)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=17.3*w[g]^0.081 Hypostomus plecostomus Perna and Fernandes (1996)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=10.2*w[g]^(-0.056) Ictaluruspunctatus Barber (2003)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=31.0*w[g]^(-0.123) Lampetrafluviatilis Lewis and Potter (1976)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=25.9*w[g]^0.000 Lampetra planeri Lewis and Potter (1976)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=20.6*w[g]^(-0.087) Leiopotherapon unicolor Gehrke (1987)10DRAFT August 1, 2012ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=45.0*w[g]^(-0.221) Lepidocephalichthys guntea Singh et al. (1981)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=18.1*w[g]^(-0.048) Lepisosteus oculatus Landolt and Hill (1975)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=20.9*w[g]^(-0.069) Lepisosteus osseus Landolt and Hill (1975)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=15.3*w[g]^(-0.024) Lepisosteus platostomus Landolt and Hill (1975)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=19.4*w[g]^(-0.060) Lepisosteus spp. Landolt and Hill (1975)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=20.1*w[g]^(-0.098) Lepomis macrochirus Barber (2003)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=41.9*w[g]^(-0.069) Macrognathus aculeatum Ojha and Munshi (1974)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=30.0*w[g]^(-0.061) Micropterus dolomieui Price (1931)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=17.0*w[g]^(-0.069) Morone saxatilis Barber (2003)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=40.2*w[g]^(-0.097) Mystus cavasius Ojha et al. (1985)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=36.4*w[g]^0.000 Noemacheilusbarbatulus Robotham (1978)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=38.4*w[g]^(-0.143) Oreochromis alcalicus Hughes (1995)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=32.9*w[g]^(-0.054) Oreochromis niloticus Kisia and Hughes (1992)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=43.5*w[g]^0.000 Oryzias latipes Umezawa and Watanabe (1973)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=40.2*w[g]^(-0.033) Piaractusmesopotamicus Severi et al. (1997)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=37.0*w[g]^(-0.070) Plagioscion squamosissimus Mazon et al. (1998)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=49.3*w[g]^(-0.084) Poecilialatipinnis Timmerman and Chapman (2004)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=47.5*w[g]^(-0.059) Poecilialatipinnis Timmerman and Chapman (2004)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=18.4*w[g]^(-0.074) Pomoxis nigromaculatus Barber (2003)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=43.0*w[g]^(-0.120) Prochilodus scrofa Mazon et al. (1998)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=12.3*w[g]^0.020 Rhinelepis strigosa Santos et al. (1994)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=31.6*w[g]^(-0.095) Saccobranchus fossilis Hughes (1972)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=20.3*w[g]^0.016 Tinca tinca Hughes (1972)ld[lamellae/mm_per_side]=25.5*w[g]^(-0.030) Tinca tinca Hughes (1972)Secondary lamellar lengthsll[cm]=a*w[g]^ba=0.732E-02 (sd=0.849; n=9) interspeciesll[cm]=a*w[g]^bb=0.247 (sd=0.046; n=9) interspeciesll[cm]=a*w[g]^bLn(a)=-3.980-3.796*b (r2=0.043; n=9) interspeciesll[cm]=0.140E-01*w[g]^0.220Hoplerythrinus unitaeniatus Fernandes et al. (1994)ll[cm]=0.120E-01*w[g]^0.230Hoplias lacerdae Fernandes et al. (1994)ll[cm]=0.600E-02*w[g]^0.360Hoplias malabaricus Fernandes et al. (1994)ll[cm]=0.465E-02*w[g]^0.265Ictalurus punctatus Barber (2003)ll[cm]=0.364E-02*w[g]^0.234Lepomis macrochirus Barber (2003)ll[cm]=0.474E-02*w[g]^0.202Morone saxatilis Barber (2003)ll[cm]=0.690E-02*w[g]^0.223Piaractus mesopotamicus Severi et al. (1997)11DRAFT August 1, 2012ll[cm]=0.255E-02*w[g]^0.257Pomoxis nigromaculatus Barber (2003)ll[cm]=0.422E-01*w[g]^0.231Rhinelepis strigosa Santos et al. (1994)Mean prey sizelp[cm]=a+b*l[cm]a=1.61 (sd=3.614; n=75) interspecieslp[cm]=a+b*l[cm]b=0.199 (sd=0.101; n=75) interspecieslp[cm]=a+b*EXP(c*l[cm])a=13.0 (sd=4.446; n=8) interspecieslp[cm]=a+b*EXP(c*l[cm])b=-65.878 (sd= 82.361; n=8) interspecieslp[cm]=a+b*EXP(c*l[cm])c=-0.092 (sd=0.067; n=8) interspecieslp[cm]=3.054+0.127*l[cm]Esox lucius Gillen et al. (1981)lp[cm]=6.960-6.412*EXP(-0.090*l[cm]) Esox lucius Gillen et al. (1981)lp[cm]=-0.350+0.240*l[cm]Esox lucius Kahilainen (2004)lp[cm]=5.753+0.117*l[cm]Esox lucius Wagner (1972)lp[cm]=15.597-19.982*EXP(-0.042*l[cm]) Esox lucius Wagner (1972)lp[cm]=-1.199+0.220*l[cm]Esox masquinongy Bozek et al. (1999)lp[cm]=2.965+0.276*l[cm]Esox masquinongy Bozek et al. (1999)lp[cm]=5.987+0.105*l[cm]Esox masquinongy Bozek et al. (1999)lp[cm]=5.429+0.087*l[cm]Esox masquinongy Bozek et al. (1999)lp[cm]=-1.573+0.190*l[cm]Esox masquinongy Bozek et al. (1999)lp[cm]=-1.632+0.209*l[cm]Esox masquinongy Bozek et al. (1999)lp[cm]=-0.006+0.206*l[cm]Esox masquinongy Bozek et al. (1999)lp[cm]=-6.930+0.270*l[cm]Lepisosteus oculatus Tyler and Granger (1984)lp[cm]=7.710+0.150*l[cm]Lota lota Kahilainen (2004)lp[cm]=2.183+0.183*l[cm]Micropterus dolomieui Probst et al. (1984)lp[cm]=8.816-71.203*EXP(-0.166*l[cm]) Micropterus dolomieui Probst et al. (1984)lp[cm]=3.542+0.223*l[cm]Micropterus salmoides Bonds (2000)lp[cm]=4.881+0.284*l[cm]Micropterus salmoides Lewis et al. (1974)lp[cm]=16.287-168.126*EXP(-0.156*l[cm]) Micropterussalmoides Lewis et al. (1974)lp[cm]=0.859+0.235*l[cm]Micropterus salmoides Stiefvater and Malvestuto (1985)lp[cm]=1.364+0.284*l[cm]Micropterus salmoides Stiefvater and Malvestuto (1985)lp[cm]=-5.318+0.553*l[cm]Micropterus salmoides Stiefvater and Malvestuto (1985)lp[cm]=-0.625+0.310*l[cm]Micropterus salmoides Stiefvater and Malvestuto (1985)lp[cm]=0.083+0.280*l[cm]Micropterus salmoides Stiefvater and Malvestuto (1985)lp[cm]=1.603+0.269*l[cm]Micropterus salmoides Timmons et al. (1980)lp[cm]=0.423+0.246*l[cm]Micropterus salmoides Timmons et al. (1980)lp[cm]=4.844+0.279*l[cm]Micropterus salmoides Wright (1970)12DRAFT August 1, 2012lp[cm]=15.633-218.507*EXP(-0.181*l[cm]) Micropterussalmoides Wright (1970)lp[cm]=1.121+0.225*l[cm]Morone saxatilis Bonds (2000)lp[cm]=0.000+0.276*l[cm]Morone saxatilis Rudershausen et al. (2005)lp[cm]=0.000+0.242*l[cm]Morone saxatilis Rudershausen et al. (2005)lp[cm]=0.000+0.263*l[cm]Morone saxatilis Rudershausen et al. (2005)lp[cm]=0.000+0.230*l[cm]Morone saxatilis Rudershausen et al. (2005)lp[cm]=0.000+0.192*l[cm]Morone saxatilis Rudershausen et al. (2005)lp[cm]=-0.512+0.199*l[cm]Morone saxatilis x chrysops Bonds (2000)lp[cm]=0.119+0.002*l[cm]Oncorhynchus kisutch Brodeur (1991)lp[cm]=-1.357+0.310*l[cm]Oncorhynchus kisutch Brodeur (1991)lp[cm]=0.418+0.160*l[cm]Oncorhynchus kisutch Brodeur (1991)lp[cm]=0.372+0.240*l[cm]Oncorhynchus kisutch Brodeur (1991)lp[cm]=0.486+0.120*l[cm]Oncorhynchus kisutch Brodeur (1991)lp[cm]=1.325+0.090*l[cm]Oncorhynchus kisutch Brodeur (1991)lp[cm]=-0.496+0.200*l[cm]Oncorhynchus kisutch Brodeur (1991)lp[cm]=-4.960+0.370*l[cm]Oncorhynchus kisutch Jude et al. (1987)lp[cm]=1.834+0.153*l[cm]Oncorhynchus mykiss Jude et al. (1987)lp[cm]=0.121+0.001*l[cm]Oncorhynchus tshawytscha Brodeur (1991)lp[cm]=-1.362+0.320*l[cm]Oncorhynchus tshawytscha Brodeur (1991)lp[cm]=3.392+0.050*l[cm]Oncorhynchus tshawytscha Brodeur (1991)lp[cm]=2.925+0.000*l[cm]Oncorhynchus tshawytscha Brodeur (1991)lp[cm]=-1.096+0.210*l[cm]Oncorhynchus tshawytscha Brodeur (1991)lp[cm]=0.796+0.213*l[cm]Oncorhynchus tshawytscha Jude et al. (1987)lp[cm]=1.860+0.206*l[cm]Oncorhynchus tshawytscha Jude et al. (1987)lp[cm]=-2.227+0.386*l[cm]Perca flavescens Knight et al. (1984)lp[cm]=0.000+0.200*l[cm]Perca fluviatilis Claessen et al. (2004)lp[cm]=-0.501+0.235*l[cm]Pomoxis annularis Hale (1996)lp[cm]=8.117+0.001*l[cm]Salmo trutta Jensen et al. (2004)lp[cm]=2.613+0.130*l[cm]Salmo trutta Jensen et al. (2004)lp[cm]=-0.550+0.223*l[cm]Salmo trutta Jensen et al. (2004)lp[cm]=-3.553+0.288*l[cm]Salmo trutta Jensen et al. (2004)lp[cm]=0.434+0.257*l[cm]Salmo trutta Jude et al. (1987)lp[cm]=4.030+0.213*l[cm]Salmo trutta Jude et al. (1987)lp[cm]=5.170+0.180*l[cm]Salmo trutta Kahilainen (2004)lp[cm]=-1.030+0.360*l[cm]Salvelinus alpinus Kahilainen (2004)lp[cm]=7.550+0.125*l[cm]Salvelinus namaycush Jude et al. (1987)13DRAFT August 1, 2012lp[cm]=2.040+0.158*l[cm]Salvelinus namaycush Jude et al. (1987)lp[cm]=2.502+0.246*l[cm]Salvelinus namaycush Elrod and O'Gorman (1991)lp[cm]=18.906-19.658*EXP(-0.027*l[cm]) Salvelinus namaycush Elrod and O'Gorman (1991)lp[cm]=5.879+0.073*l[cm]Salvelinus namaycush Elrod and O'Gorman (1991)lp[cm]=0.295+0.189*l[cm]Salvelinus namaycush Elrod and O'Gorman (1991)lp[cm]=13.689-15.242*EXP(-0.023*l[cm]) Salvelinus namaycush Elrod and O'Gorman (1991)lp[cm]=1.960+0.182*l[cm]Salvelinus namaycush Madenjian et al. (1998)lp[cm]=16.760+0.041*l[cm]Salvelinus namaycush Madenjian et al. (1998)lp[cm]=12.230+0.031*l[cm]Salvelinus namaycush Madenjian et al. (1998)lp[cm]=4.080+0.068*l[cm]Salvelinus namaycush Madenjian et al. (1998)lp[cm]=3.040+0.076*l[cm]Salvelinus namaycush Madenjian et al. (1998)lp[cm]=-2.750+0.360*l[cm]Salvelinus namaycush Ruzcki et al. (2003)lp[cm]=5.310+0.119*l[cm]Stizostedion lucioperca Turesson et al. (2002)lp[cm]=5.025+0.131*l[cm]Stizostedion vitreum Bonds (2000)lp[cm]=0.490+0.270*l[cm]Stizostedion vitreum Johnson et al. (1988)lp[cm]=0.290+0.279*l[cm]Stizostedion vitreum Johnson et al. (1988)lp[cm]=2.827+0.094*l[cm]Stizostedion vitreum Knight et al. (1984)lp[cm]=8.045-7.892*EXP(-0.048*l[cm]) Stizostedion vitreum Knight et al. (1984)lp[cm]=0.964+0.261*l[cm]Stizostedion vitreum Parsons (1971)lp[cm]=1.822+0.169*l[cm]Stizostedion vitreum Wagner (1972)Maximum prey sizelp_max[cm]=a+b*l[cm]a=-1.32 (sd=8.169; n=6) interspecieslp_max[cm]=a+b*l[cm]b=0.573 (sd=0.392; n=6) interspecieslp_max[cm]=a+b*EXP(c*l[cm])a=20.3 (sd=-NaN ; n=1) interspecieslp_max[cm]=a+b*EXP(c*l[cm])b=-2571.649 (sd=-NaN ; n=1) interspecieslp_max[cm]=a+b*EXP(c*l[cm])c=-0.291 (sd=-NaN ; n=1) interspecieslp_max[cm]=9.627+0.277*l[cm]Micropterus salmoides Lewis et al. (1974)lp_max[cm]=20.252-2571.649*EXP(-0.291*l[cm]) Micropterus salmoides Lewis et al. (1974)lp_max[cm]=3.683+0.274*l[cm]Perca flavescens Knight et al. (1984)lp_max[cm]=-13.839+1.284*l[cm]Perca flavescens Knight et al. (1984)lp_max[cm]=-6.778+0.761*l[cm]Perca flavescens Knight et al. (1984)lp_max[cm]=0.000+0.450*l[cm]Perca fluviatilis Claessen et al. (2004)lp_max[cm]=-0.599+0.391*l[cm]Pomoxis annularis Hale (1996)Minimum prey size14DRAFT August 1, 2012lp_min[cm]=0.000+0.060*l[cm]Perca fluviatilis Claessen et al. (2004)Maximum filtering ratemf[litre/d](20.0)=0.162E+05*w[g]^0.671 Dorosoma cepedianum Drenner et al. (1982)Maximum ingestion ratemi[g(dw)/d]=a*w[g]^b*EXP(c*t[celsius]) a=0.183E-01 (sd=1.880; n=7) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d]=a*w[g]^b*EXP(c*t[celsius]) b=0.663 (sd=0.180; n=7) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d]=a*w[g]^b*EXP(c*t[celsius]) Ln(a)=-4.301+0.454*b (r2=0.002; n=7) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d]=a*w[g]^b*EXP(c*t[celsius]) c=0.106 (sd=0.032; n=7) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d]=a*w[g]^b*H(c,t1,t2)a=0.751E-02 (sd=1.040; n=68) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d]=a*w[g]^b*H(c,t1,t2)b=0.715 (sd=0.086; n=68) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d]=a*w[g]^b*H(c,t1,t2)Ln(a)=-3.333-2.181*b (r2=0.032; n=68) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d]=a*w[g]^b*H(c,t1,t2)c=0.358 (sd=0.525; n=68) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d](0<t[celsius]<5)=a*w[g]^ba=0.698E-02 (sd=-NaN ; n=1) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d](0<t[celsius]<5)=a*w[g]^bb=0.806 (sd=-NaN ; n=1) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d](5<t[celsius]<10)=a*w[g]^b a=0.151E-03 (sd=4.550; n=5) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d](5<t[celsius]<10)=a*w[g]^b b=1.564 (sd=0.809; n=5) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d](10<t[celsius]<15)=a*w[g]^b a=0.212E-03 (sd=4.940; n=5) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d](10<t[celsius]<15)=a*w[g]^b b=1.564 (sd=0.809; n=5) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d](15<t[celsius]<20)=a*w[g]^b a=0.265E-01 (sd=0.327; n=4) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d](15<t[celsius]<20)=a*w[g]^b b=0.712 (sd=0.185; n=4) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d](20<t[celsius]<25)=a*w[g]^b a=0.957E-03 (sd=2.349; n=8) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d](20<t[celsius]<25)=a*w[g]^b b=0.692 (sd=0.256; n=8) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d](25<t[celsius]<30)=a*w[g]^b a=0.112E-02 (sd=2.603; n=8) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d](25<t[celsius]<30)=a*w[g]^b b=0.740 (sd=0.236; n=8) interspeciesmi[g(dw)/d](18.5)=0.388E-01*w[g]^0.787 Acipenser transmontanus Cui et al. (1996)mi[g(dw)/d](18.5)=0.272E-01*w[g]^0.820 Acipenser transmontanus Cui et al. (1996)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.223E-01*w[g]^0.700*H(0.196,21.8,29.2) Alosa pseudoharengus Stewart and Binkowski (1986)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.271E-01*w[g]^0.700*H(0.214,19.6,27.3) Alosa pseudoharengus Stewart and Binkowski (1986)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.247E-01*w[g]^0.700*H(0.426,15.5,29.3) Alosa pseudoharengus Stewart and Binkowski (1986)mi[g(dw)/d](25.0)=0.268E-03*w[g]^1.226 Carassius auratus Cui and Liu (1990a)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.506E-03*w[g]^0.522*H(2.00,28.7,153.) Channa argus Liu et al. (1998)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.343E-02*w[g]^0.610*H(0.125,30.0,35.0) Channa striatus Qin et al. (1997)mi[g(dw)/d](28.0)=0.621E-01*w[g]^0.815 Clarias gariepinus Conceição et al. (1998)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.446E-01*w[g]^0.680*H(0.336,16.0,26.0) Coregonus artedii McDermot and Rose (2000)15DRAFT August 1, 2012mi[g(dw)/d]=0.385E-01*w[g]^0.462*H(0.320,16.8,26.0) Coregonus hoyi Rudstam et al. (1994)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.385E-01*w[g]^0.680*H(0.320,16.8,26.0) Coregonus hoyi Rudstam et al. (1994)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.529E-01*w[g]^0.378*H(0.219,19.9,26.0) Coregonus hoyi Binkowski and Rudstam (1994)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.187E-01*w[g]^0.380*EXP(0.801E-01*t[celsius]) Coregonus lavaretus Huuskonen et al. (1998)mi[g(dw)/d](25.0)=0.288E-03*w[g]^0.810 Cyprinus carpio Cui and Liu (1990a)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.232E-02*w[g]^0.820*H(0.272,24.9,37.3) Esox lucius Bevelhimer et al. (1985)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.109E-01*w[g]^0.820*H(0.181,17.0,24.0) Esox lucius Heikinheimo and Korhonen (1996)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.548E-02*w[g]^0.820*H(0.221,24.0,34.0) Esox lucius McDermot and Rose (2000)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.355E-02*w[g]^0.820*H(0.188,26.0,34.0) Esox lucius_x_masquinongy Schoenebeck et al. (2008)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.164E-02*w[g]^0.820*H(0.289,26.8,40.5) Esox masquinongy Bevelhimer et al. (1985)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.510E-02*w[g]^0.750*H(0.141,27.0,34.0) Fundulus parvipinnis Madon et al. (2001)mi[g(dw)/d](20.0)=0.174E-01*w[g]^0.436 Gambusia sp. Shakuntala and Reddy (1977)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.146E-01*w[g]^0.521*EXP(0.541E-01*t[celsius]) Gasterosteus aculeatus Wootton et al. (1980)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.410E-02*w[g]^0.749*H(0.108,28.1,31.5) Gila cypha Petersen and Paukert (2005)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.411E-02*w[g]^0.726*H(0.138,31.0,37.0) Lepomis macrochirus Breck (1993)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.365E-02*w[g]^0.726*H(0.172,27.0,36.0) Lepomis macrochirus McDermot and Rose (2000)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.411E-02*w[g]^0.726*H(0.138,31.0,37.0) Lepomis macrochirus McDermot and Rose (2000)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.274E-02*w[g]^0.726*H(0.138,31.0,37.0) Lepomis macrochirus Trebitz (1997)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.365E-02*w[g]^0.726*H(0.172,27.0,36.0) Lepomis macrochirus Trebitz (1997)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.890E-02*w[g]^0.805*H(0.166,13.7,21.0) Lota lota Rudstam et al. (1995)mi[g(dw)/d](25.0)=0.279E-03*w[g]^0.594 Macropodus chinensis Cui and Liu (1990a)mi[g(dw)/d](25.0)=0.925E-01*w[g]^0.555 Menidia beryllina Peck et al. (2003)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.338E-03*w[g]^0.690*H(0.296,29.0,36.0) Micropterus dolomieui Shuter and Post (1990)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.914E-03*w[g]^0.690*H(0.532,22.0,37.0) Micropterus dolomieui Whitledge et al. (2003)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.206E-01*w[g]^0.690*H(0.164,22.0,37.0) Micropterus dolomieui Whitledge et al. (2003)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.314E-02*w[g]^0.675*H(0.222,27.5,37.0) Micropterus salmoides Beyers (1999)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.314E-02*w[g]^0.675*H(0.222,27.5,37.0) Micropterus salmoides Rice et al. (1983)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.314E-02*w[g]^0.675*H(0.222,27.5,37.0) Micropterus salmoides Trebitz (1997)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.720E-02*w[g]^0.748*H(0.156,27.8,32.0) Morone chrysops McDermot and Rose (2000)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.762E-02*w[g]^0.748*H(0.128,28.3,31.3) Morone chrysops McDermot and Rose (2000)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.339E-02*w[g]^0.748*H(2.00,21.3,154.) Morone saxatilis Hartman and Brandt (1993, 1995)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.754E-02*w[g]^0.748*H(2.00,22.4,222.) Morone saxatilis Hartman and Brandt (1993, 1995)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.912E-02*w[g]^0.748*H(2.00,23.8,269.) Morone saxatilis Hartman and Brandt (1993, 1995)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.817E-02*w[g]^0.748*H(2.00,21.8,214.) Morone saxatilis Hartman and Brandt (1993, 1995)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.184E-01*w[g]^0.960*H(0.149,22.0,30.0) Morone saxatilis Rose and Cowan (1993)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.152E-02*w[g]^0.700*H(0.229,27.0,35.0) Morone saxatilis Rose and Cowan (1993)16DRAFT August 1, 2012mi[g(dw)/d]=0.112E-01*w[g]^0.725*H(0.320,15.6,25.8) Oncorhynchus kisutch Stewart and Ibarra (1991)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.248E-01*w[g]^0.700*H(0.220,17.6,25.3) Oncorhynchus mykiss Rand et al. (1993)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.178E-01*w[g]^0.760*H(0.174,19.3,24.4) Oncorhynchus mykiss van Winkle et al. (1998)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.345E-01*w[g]^0.725*H(0.102,17.0,25.9) Oncorhynchus nerka Beauchamp et al. (1989)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.112E-01*w[g]^0.725*H(0.320,15.6,25.8) Oncorhynchus tshawytscha Stewart and Ibarra (1991)mi[g(dw)/d](25.0)=0.285E-03*w[g]^0.833 Oreochromis mossambicus Cui and Liu (1990a)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.142E-01*w[g]^0.725*H(0.143,17.9,26.1) Osmerus mordax Lantry and Stewart (1993)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.114E-01*w[g]^0.725*H(0.207,13.1,18.0) Osmerus mordax Lantry and Stewart (1993)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.737E-02*w[g]^0.725*H(0.680,10.0,22.3) Osmerus mordax Lantry and Stewart (1993)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.769E-02*w[g]^0.730*H(0.943E-01,29.0,32.0) Perca flavescens Kitchell et al. (1977)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.997E-02*w[g]^0.730*H(0.125,23.0,28.0) Perca flavescens Kitchell et al. (1977)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.997E-02*w[g]^0.730*H(0.125,23.0,28.0) Perca flavescens McDermot and Rose (2000)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.157E-01*w[g]^0.580*H(0.943E-01,29.0,32.0) Perca flavescens McDermot and Rose (2000)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.997E-02*w[g]^0.730*H(0.125,23.0,28.0) Perca flavescens Post (1990)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.157E-01*w[g]^0.580*H(0.943E-01,29.0,32.0) Perca flavescens Post (1990)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.157E-01*w[g]^0.580*H(0.943E-01,29.0,32.0) Perca flavescens Rose et al. (1999)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.997E-02*w[g]^0.730*H(0.125,23.0,28.0) Perca flavescens Rose et al. (1999)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.160E-01*w[g]^0.590*H(0.943E-01,29.0,32.0) Perca fluviatilis Shuter and Post (1990)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.143E-01*w[g]^0.690*H(0.943E-01,26.0,29.0) Phoxinus eosxneogaeus Trudel and Boisclair (1994)mi[g(dw)/d](5.0)=0.698E-02*w[g]^0.806 Phoxinus phoxinus Cui and Wootton (1988)mi[g(dw)/d](9.0)=0.143E-01*w[g]^0.806 Phoxinus phoxinus Cui and Wootton (1988)mi[g(dw)/d](12.0)=0.203E-01*w[g]^0.806 Phoxinus phoxinus Cui and Wootton (1988)mi[g(dw)/d](15.0)=0.267E-01*w[g]^0.806 Phoxinus phoxinus Cui and Wootton (1988)mi[g(dw)/d]=1.01*w[g]^0.806*EXP(0.134*t[celsius]) Phoxinus phoxinus Cui and Wootton (1988)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.117E-01*w[g]^0.564*EXP(0.843E-01*t[celsius]) Phoxinus phoxinus Wootton et al. (1980)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.431E-02*w[g]^0.758*H(0.148,24.0,30.0) Pimephales promelas Duffy (1998)mi[g(dw)/d](25.0)=0.265E-03*w[g]^0.540 Psuedobarus fulvidraco Cui and Liu (1990a)mi[g(dw)/d](25.0)=0.270E-03*w[g]^0.545 Psuedorasboraparva Cui and Liu (1990a)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.106E-02*w[g]^0.803*H(0.401,20.4,27.8) Ptychocheilus oregonensis Petersen and Ward (1999)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.388E-02*w[g]^0.840*EXP(0.133*t[celsius]) Rutilus rutilus Hölker and Breckling (2002)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.388E-02*w[g]^0.840*EXP(0.133*t[celsius]) Rutilus rutilus Hölker and Haertel (2004)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.472E-02*w[g]^0.850*H(0.136,27.0,30.0) Rutilus rutilus Horppila and Peltonen (1997)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.686E-02*w[g]^0.767*H(0.264,15.4,21.3) Salmo trutta Dieterman et al. (2004)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.233E-02*w[g]^0.761*H(0.258,18.5,21.8) Salmo trutta Elliott (1976b)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.615E-02*w[g]^0.760*H(0.284,16.6,20.4) Salmo trutta van Winkle et al. (1998)mi[g(dw)/d](10.0)=0.234E-03*w[g]^1.523 Salvelinus alpinus Jobling (1983)17DRAFT August 1, 2012mi[g(dw)/d](10.0)=0.141E-04*w[g]^1.983 Salvelinus alpinus Jobling (1983)mi[g(dw)/d](10.0)=0.239E-06*w[g]^2.700 Salvelinus alpinus Jobling (1983)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.143E-01*w[g]^0.693*EXP(0.120*t[celsius]) Salvelinus namaycush Stewart et al. (1983), He andStewart (1998)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.223E-02*w[g]^0.597*H(2.00,29.6,229.) Siniperca chuatsi Liu et al. (1998)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.111E-01*w[g]^0.730*H(0.125,22.0,27.0) Stizostedion vitreum Kitchell et al. (1977)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.111E-01*w[g]^0.730*H(0.125,22.0,27.0) Stizostedion vitreum Madon and Culver (1993)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.194E-01*w[g]^0.730*H(0.943E-01,25.0,28.0) Stizostedion vitreum Madon and Culver (1993)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.104E-01*w[g]^0.730*H(0.138,22.0,28.0) Stizostedion vitreum McDermot and Rose (2000)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.194E-01*w[g]^0.730*H(0.943E-01,25.0,28.0) Stizostedion vitreum McDermot and Rose (2000)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.194E-01*w[g]^0.730*H(0.943E-01,25.0,28.0) Stizostedion vitreum Rose et al. (1999)mi[g(dw)/d]=0.104E-01*w[g]^0.730*H(0.138,22.0,28.0) Stizostedion vitreum Rose et al. (1999)Maximum life spanmls[days]=4745Acipenser transmontanus Semakula and Larkin (1968)mls[days]=4745Acipenser transmontanus Semakula and Larkin (1968)mls[days]=1825Alosa sapidissima Lapointe (1957)mls[days]=2190Alosa sapidissima Lapointe (1957)mls[days]=1825Alosa sapidissima Lapointe (1957)mls[days]=2190Ambloplites cavifrons Smith (1971)mls[days]=2920Ambloplites rupestris Redmon and Krumholz (1978)mls[days]=1460Ambloplites rupestris Surmont (1999)mls[days]=4380Ambloplites rupestris Swann et al. (1991), Benson (1959), Cathey (1973), Gwinner(1973), Spier (1969)mls[days]=2920Ameiurus catus Borgeson and McCammon (1967)mls[days]=2190Ameiurus catus Moss and Tucker (1988)mls[days]=2920Ameiurus catus Schaffter (1997)mls[days]=2920Ameiurus catus Schaffter (1997)mls[days]=3285Anguilla rostrata Hansen and Eversole (1984)mls[days]=1095Aphredoderus sayanus Shepherd and Huish (1978)mls[days]=5840Aplodinotus_grunniens Dreves et al. (1996)mls[days]=4015Aplodinotus_grunniens Nelson (1974)mls[days]=3650Aplodinotus_grunniens Priegel (1969)mls[days]=3285Aplodinotus_grunniens Purkett (1957)mls[days]=2555Aplodinotus_grunniens Swedberg (1968)mls[days]=4745Aplodinotus_grunniens Wrenn (1968)mls[days]=2190Archoplites interruptus Aceituno and Vanicek (1976)18DRAFT August 1, 2012mls[days]=2190Archoplites interruptus Aceituno and Vanicek (1976)mls[days]=2190Archoplites interruptus Imler et al. (1975)mls[days]=2555Carpiodes carpio Purkett (1957)mls[days]=2555Carpiodes carpio Morris (1965)mls[days]=5110Carpiodes carpio Nelson (1974)mls[days]=4015Carpiodes cyprinus Woodward and Wissing (1976)mls[days]=2920Carpiodes velifer Woodward and Wissing (1976)mls[days]=4015Catostomus catostomus Bailey (1969)mls[days]=3285Catostomus columbianus Dauble (1980)mls[days]=2555Catostomus commersoni Carlander (1969)mls[days]=4015Catostomus occidentalis Villa (1985)mls[days]=3285Catostomus platyrhynchus Hauser (1969)mls[days]=3285Catostomus platyrhynchus Hauser (1969)mls[days]=2190Catostomus platyrhynchus Wydoski and Wydoski (2002)mls[days]=822Chrosomus erythrogaster Settles and Hoyt (1976)mls[days]=5840Coregonus clupeaformis Edsall (1960)mls[days]=5840Coregonus clupeaformis Qadri (1968)mls[days]=1460Coregonus clupeaformis Roelofs (1957)mls[days]=3650Coregonus hoyi Dryer and Beil (1968)mls[days]=4015Coregonus nasus Muth (1969)mls[days]=4015Coregonus nasus Muth (1969)mls[days]=2555Cottus cognatus Craig and Wells (1976)mls[days]=3285Cycleptus elongatus Moss et al. (1983)mls[days]=3650Cycleptus elongatus Rupprecht and Jahn (1980)mls[days]=4015Cycleptus elongatus Hand and Jackson (2003)mls[days]=4015Cyprinus carpio Mauck and Summerfelt (1970)mls[days]=3650Cyprinus carpio Nelson (1974)mls[days]=2920Cyprinus carpio Purkett (1957)mls[days]=2555Dorosoma cepedianum Bonds (2000)mls[days]=1825Dorosoma cepedianum Surmont (1999)mls[days]=1460Dorosoma petenense Bryant (1968)mls[days]=1095Dorosoma petenense Bryant (1968)mls[days]=1460Dorosoma petenense Johnson (1970)mls[days]=1460Dorosoma petenense Johnson (1970)mls[days]=2555Esox lucius Harrison and Hadley (1983)mls[days]=2555Esox lucius Nelson (1974)19DRAFT August 1, 2012mls[days]=2555Esox lucius Wolfert and Miller (1978)mls[days]=2920Esox masquinongy Axon (1978)mls[days]=2920Esox masquinongy Belusz (1978)mls[days]=2190Esox masquinongy Kinman (1989)mls[days]=2190Esox masquinongy Miles (1978)mls[days]=2190Esox masquinongy Parsons (1959)mls[days]=1460Etheostoma blennioides Wolfe et al. (1978)mls[days]=1825Etheostoma blennioides Wolfe et al. (1978)mls[days]=1825Etheostoma blennioides Carlander (1997, F52, L55, S351, W275)mls[days]=1825Etheostoma flabellare Carlander (1997, B444, K176, L256)mls[days]=274Etheostoma flabellare Carlander (1997, B444, K176, L256)mls[days]=1095Etheostoma microperca Johnson (1991)mls[days]=1825Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997, F52, L55, S351, W275)mls[days]=1825Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997, B444, K176, L256)mls[days]=1460Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997, L55, L256, S351)mls[days]=1095Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)mls[days]=1460Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)mls[days]=1825Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)mls[days]=1460Etheostoma zonale Carlander (1997, L55, L256, S351)mls[days]=1460Exoglossum maxillingua Pappantoniou et al. (1984)mls[days]=2920Gila atraria Graham (1961)mls[days]=2920Gila atraria Neuhold (1955)mls[days]=4015Gila atraria Neuhold (1955)mls[days]=2555Gila robusta Vanicek and Kramer (1969)mls[days]=2555Gila robusta Vanicek and Kramer (1969)mls[days]=3650Hiodon alosoides Miller and Nelson (1974)mls[days]=4015Hiodon alosoides Miller and Nelson (1974)mls[days]=2920Hiodon alosoides Nelson (1974)mls[days]=2555Hiodon tergisus van Oosten (1961)mls[days]=4015Hydrocynus vittatus Griffith (1975)mls[days]=3650Ictalurus furcatus Conder and Hoffarth (1962)mls[days]=4745Ictalurus furcatus Hale and Timmons (1989)mls[days]=3285Ictalurus furcatus Hale and Timmons (1990)mls[days]=3650Ictalurus furcatus Hale and Timmons (1990)mls[days]=5110Ictalurus furcatus Kelley (1968)mls[days]=2190Ictalurus furcatus Kelley and Carver (1965)20DRAFT August 1, 2012mls[days]=3650Ictalurus punctatus Conder and Hoffarth (1962)mls[days]=4745Ictalurus punctatus Eder and McDannold (1987)mls[days]=3285Ictalurus punctatus Freeze and Tatum (1977)mls[days]=5475Ictalurus punctatus Holland and Peters (1992)mls[days]=4745Ictalurus punctatus Jearld and Brown (1971)mls[days]=1825Ictalurus punctatus McElroy et al. (1990)mls[days]=1825Ictalurus punctatus McElroy et al. (1990)mls[days]=2920Ictalurus punctatus Moss and Tucker (1988)mls[days]=3285Ictalurus punctatus Purkett (1957)mls[days]=6570Ictalurus punctatus Starostka and Nelson (1974)mls[days]=3650Ictiobus bubalus Nelson (1974)mls[days]=2920Ictiobus bubalus Purkett (1957)mls[days]=4745Ictiobus bubalus Wrenn (1968)mls[days]=5475Lepisosteus osseus Klaassen and Morgan(1974)mls[days]=8030Lepisosteus osseus Netsch and Witt (1962)mls[days]=2555Lepomis auritus Sandow et al. (1974)mls[days]=1825Lepomis cyanellus Applegate et al. (1966)mls[days]=1825Lepomis cyanellus Purkett (1957)mls[days]=1825Lepomis cyanellus Redmon and Krumholz (1978)mls[days]=1825Lepomis gibbosus Copp et al. (2002)mls[days]=2920Lepomis gulosus Germann et al. (1974)mls[days]=2555Lepomis gulosus Germann et al. (1974)mls[days]=1460Lepomis gulosus Redmon and Krumholz (1978)mls[days]=1825Lepomis macrochirus Applegate et al. (1966)mls[days]=2920Lepomis macrochirus Brown and Logan (1960)mls[days]=2920Lepomis macrochirus Drake et al. (1997)mls[days]=2555Lepomis macrochirus Fast et al. (1982)mls[days]=2190Lepomis macrochirus Garthause and Heidinger (1999)mls[days]=2555Lepomis macrochirus Price (1977)mls[days]=2190Lepomis macrochirus Redmon and Krumholz (1978)mls[days]=1095Lepomis macrochirus Serns and Strawn (1975)mls[days]=1460Lepomis macrochirus Serns and Strawn (1975)mls[days]=1460Lepomis macrochirus Surmont (1999)mls[days]=2190Lepomis macrochirus Tharratt (1966)mls[days]=1460Lepomis macrochirus Wiener and Hanneman (1982)mls[days]=1460Lepomis megalotis Applegate et al. (1966)21DRAFT August 1, 2012mls[days]=2190Lepomis megalotis Redmon and Krumholz (1978)mls[days]=3650Lepomis megalotis Swann et al. (1991), Bettoli (1979)mls[days]=1460Lepomis microlophus Tharratt (1966)mls[days]=1825Micropterus coosae Barwick and Moore (1983)mls[days]=1825Micropterus coosae Barwick and Moore (1983)mls[days]=3285Micropterus coosae Catchings (1979)mls[days]=2555Micropterus coosae Catchings (1979)mls[days]=1460Micropterus coosae Parsons and Crittenden (1959)mls[days]=3650Micropterus coosae Cathey (1973), Gwinner (1973), Parsons (1954), Tatum (1965)mls[days]=730Micropterus dolomieui Applegate et al. (1966)mls[days]=2190Micropterus dolomieui Baylis et al. (1993)mls[days]=2920Micropterus dolomieui Brown (1960)mls[days]=2920Micropterus dolomieui Buynak (1995)mls[days]=2555Micropterus dolomieui Hubert (1975)mls[days]=4015Micropterus dolomieui Marinac-sanders and Coble (1981), Paragamian (1973), Wiegert(1966)mls[days]=2920Micropterus dolomieui Peek (1965)mls[days]=2920Micropterus dolomieui Peek (1965)mls[days]=1460Micropterus dolomieui Peek (1965)mls[days]=1825Micropterus dolomieui Redmon and Krumholz (1978)mls[days]=2920Micropterus dolomieui Reed and Rabeni (1989), Covington (1982), Fajen (1959, 1972,1975), Lowry (1953)mls[days]=1825Micropterus dolomieui Surmont (1999)mls[days]=2555Micropterus dolomieui Swann et al. (1991), Cathey (1973), Gwinner (1973),Whittinghill (1973), Stroud (1948)mls[days]=1460Micropterus dolomieui Tharratt (1966)mls[days]=1825Micropterus punctulatus Hubert (1975)mls[days]=2190Micropterus punctulatus Olmsted and Kilambi (1978)mls[days]=2190Micropterus punctulatus Surmont (1999)mls[days]=1460Micropterus punctulatus Swann et al. (1991), Bettoli(1979), Whittinghill (1973)mls[days]=730Micropterus salmoides Applegate et al. (1966)mls[days]=3285Micropterus salmoides Brown and Logan (1960)mls[days]=2190Micropterus salmoides Bryant and Houser (1971)mls[days]=2555Micropterus salmoides Bryant and Houser (1971)mls[days]=2920Micropterus salmoides Buynak (1991)mls[days]=2555Micropterus salmoides Colle et al. (1976)22DRAFT August 1, 2012mls[days]=3650Micropterus salmoides Fast et al. (1982)mls[days]=2920Micropterus salmoides Garthause and Heidinger (1999)mls[days]=2555Micropterus salmoides Guier et al. (1978)mls[days]=3285Micropterus salmoides Guier et al. (1978)mls[days]=3285Micropterus salmoides Guier et al. (1978)mls[days]=2190Micropterus salmoides Guier et al. (1978)mls[days]=2920Micropterus salmoides Hubert (1975)mls[days]=1825Micropterus salmoides Pasch (1974)mls[days]=2920Micropterus salmoides Porak et al. (1986)mls[days]=2920Micropterus salmoides Porak et al. (1986)mls[days]=3285Micropterus salmoides Porak et al. (1986)mls[days]=4015Micropterus salmoides Porak et al. (1986)mls[days]=4380Micropterus salmoides Porak et al. (1986)mls[days]=3650Micropterus salmoides Porak et al. (1986)mls[days]=4380Micropterus salmoides Mraz and Threinen (1955)mls[days]=2190Micropterus salmoides Muncy (1965)mls[days]=1825Micropterus salmoides Redmon and Krumholz (1978)mls[days]=2920Micropterus salmoides Schramm and Smith (1987)mls[days]=2190Micropterus salmoides Schramm and Smith (1987)mls[days]=2555Micropterus salmoides Schramm and Smith (1987)mls[days]=2555Micropterus salmoides Schramm and Smith (1987)mls[days]=2555Micropterus salmoides Schramm and Smith (1987)mls[days]=1825Micropterus salmoides Schultze (1974)mls[days]=2920Micropterus salmoides Surmont (1999)mls[days]=2190Micropterus salmoides Tharratt (1966)mls[days]=2555Micropterus salmoides Whitworth (1989), Beckwith etal. (1981)mls[days]=1825Micropterus salmoides Whitworth (1989), Beckwith etal. (1981)mls[days]=2190Micropterus salmoides Whitworth (1989), Beckwith etal. (1981)mls[days]=2555Micropterus salmoides Zweiacker et al. (1972)mls[days]=2555Morone americana Bath and O'Connor (1982)mls[days]=2555Morone americana Marcy and Richards (1974)mls[days]=2190Morone chrysops Houser and Bryant (1970)mls[days]=2190Morone chrysops Houser and Bryant (1970)mls[days]=2920Morone chrysops Nelson (1974)mls[days]=1095Morone chrysops Nordhaus et al. (1998)mls[days]=2920Morone chrysops Priegel (1971)23DRAFT August 1, 2012mls[days]=2190Morone chrysops Ruelle (1971)mls[days]=2190Morone chrysops Ruelle (1971)mls[days]=2190Morone chrysops Webb and Moss (1967)mls[days]=2190Morone chrysops Webb and Moss (1967)mls[days]=2190Morone mississippiensis Priegel (1975)mls[days]=1825Morone saxatilis Hanson and Dillard (1975)mls[days]=4015Morone saxatilis Kinman (1988)mls[days]=1460Morone saxatilis Mensinger (1970)mls[days]=7665Morone saxatilis Harris (1988)mls[days]=2190Morone saxatilis Hogans and Melvin (1984)mls[days]=3285Morone saxatilis Magnin and Beaulieu (1967)mls[days]=3650Morone saxatilis Williamson (1974)mls[days]=4015Morone saxatilis Williamson (1974)mls[days]=2555Morone saxatilis van Den Avyle and Higginbotham (1979)mls[days]=1825Morone saxatilis x chrysops Germann and Bunch (1983)mls[days]=3285Moxostoma anisurum Hackney et al. (1970)mls[days]=1460Moxostoma carinatum Tatum and Hackney (1969)mls[days]=1825Moxostoma carinatum Tatum and Hackney (1969)mls[days]=3650Moxostoma duquesnei Bowman (1970)mls[days]=3285Moxostoma duquesnei Bowman (1970)mls[days]=2555Moxostoma erythrurum Meyer (1962)mls[days]=2920Moxostoma macrolepidotum Meyer (1962)mls[days]=2190Moxostoma macrolepidotum Purkett (1957)mls[days]=1095Notropis hudsonius McCann (1959)mls[days]=1460Notropis hudsonius Smith and Kraemer (1964)mls[days]=1095Notropis petersoni Davis and Louder (1971)mls[days]=457Noturus hildebrandi Mayden and Walsh (1984)mls[days]=1095Noturus miurus Burr and Mayden (1982)mls[days]=1825Oncorhynchus aguabonita Knapp and Dudley (1990)mls[days]=2190Oncorhynchus clarki Bjornn (1961)mls[days]=1460Oncorhynchus clarki Cooper (1970)mls[days]=2190Oncorhynchus clarki Irving (1954)mls[days]=1460Oncorhynchus mykiss Coulston and Maughan (1981)mls[days]=1460Oncorhynchus mykiss Nagel and Deaton (1989)mls[days]=1460Oncorhynchus mykiss Varley et al. (1971)mls[days]=2555Osmerus mordax Bailey (1964)24DRAFT August 1, 2012mls[days]=2190Perca flavescens Brown and Logan (1960)mls[days]=2190Perca flavescens Clugston et al. (1978)mls[days]=2555Perca flavescens Guy and Willis (1991)mls[days]=2190Perca flavescens Joeris (1956)mls[days]=2555Perca flavescens Nelson (1974)mls[days]=1825Perca flavescens Paxton and Stevenson (1978)mls[days]=2190Perca flavescens Paxton and Stevenson (1978)mls[days]=2920Percopsis omiscomaycus House and Wells (1973)mls[days]=2190Percopsis transmontana Gray and Dauble (1979)mls[days]=3650Polyodon_spathula Bronte and Johnson (1985)mls[days]=3650Polyodon_spathula Bronte and Johnson (1985)mls[days]=3650Polyodon_spathula Bronte and Johnson (1985)mls[days]=3285Polyodon_spathula Bronte and Johnson (1985)mls[days]=5110Polyodon_spathula Hoffnagle and Timmons (1989)mls[days]=2190Pomoxis annularis Gabelhouse (1984)mls[days]=2190Pomoxis annularis Gabelhouse (1984)mls[days]=2190Pomoxis annularis Gabelhouse (1984)mls[days]=2555Pomoxis annularis Johnson and Andrews (1973)mls[days]=2555Pomoxis annularis Li et al. (1976)mls[days]=2190Pomoxis annularis Mosher (1984)mls[days]=2555Pomoxis annularis Nelson (1974)mls[days]=1825Pomoxis annularis Parrish et al. (1986)mls[days]=1095Pomoxis annularis Redmon and Krumholz (1978)mls[days]=1460Pomoxis annularis Reed and Davies (1991)mls[days]=3285Pomoxis annularis Siefert (1969)mls[days]=1825Pomoxis annularis Surmont (1999)mls[days]=2190Pomoxis annularis Willis et al. (1984)mls[days]=2555Pomoxis nigromaculatus Brown and Logan (1960)mls[days]=2190Pomoxis nigromaculatus Gabelhouse (1984)mls[days]=2190Pomoxis nigromaculatus Gabelhouse (1984)mls[days]=2190Pomoxis nigromaculatus Gabelhouse (1984)mls[days]=2555Pomoxis nigromaculatus Larson et al. (1991)mls[days]=2190Pomoxis nigromaculatus Larson et al. (1991)mls[days]=1825Pomoxis nigromaculatus Larson et al. (1991)mls[days]=2920Pomoxis nigromaculatus Li et al. (1976)mls[days]=1825Pomoxis nigromaculatus Miller et al. (1990)25DRAFT August 1, 2012mls[days]=2555Pomoxis nigromaculatus Mosher (1984)mls[days]=2555Pomoxis nigromaculatus Nelson (1974)mls[days]=1460Pomoxis nigromaculatus Reed and Davies (1991)mls[days]=2190Pomoxis nigromaculatus Willis et al. (1984)mls[days]=2920Prosopium cylindraceum Mraz (1964)mls[days]=4380Prosopium cylindraceum Mackay and Power (1968)mls[days]=3650Prosopium williamsoni Pettit and Wallace (1975)mls[days]=3650Prosopium williamsoni Pettit and Wallace (1975)mls[days]=1460Prosopium williamsoni Pettit and Wallace (1975)mls[days]=4015Ptychocheilus_lucius Vanicek and Kramer (1969)mls[days]=2920Pylodictis olivaris Mayhew (1969)mls[days]=1825Pylodictis olivaris Minckley and Deacon (1959)mls[days]=2920Pylodictis olivaris Pisano (1983)mls[days]=3285Pylodictis olivaris Purkett (1957)mls[days]=3285Pylodictis olivaris Quinn (1988)mls[days]=3285Pylodictis olivaris Young and Marsh (1990)mls[days]=1825Pylodictis olivaris Young and Marsh (1990)mls[days]=2190Pylodictis olivaris Young and Marsh (1990)mls[days]=2920Pylodictis olivaris Young and Marsh (1990)mls[days]=1460Rhinichthys atratulus Reed and Moulton (1973)mls[days]=2190Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Reed(1959), Kuehn (1949)mls[days]=2190Salvelinus alpinus Everhart and Waters (1965)mls[days]=730Salvelinus fontinalis Konopacky and Estes (1986)mls[days]=2555Salvelinus fontinalis Konopacky and Estes (1986)mls[days]=1825Salvelinus fontinalis Konopacky and Estes (1986)mls[days]=1460Salvelinus fontinalis Konopacky and Estes (1986)mls[days]=730Salvelinus fontinalis Konopacky and Estes (1986)mls[days]=2920Salvelinus namaycush Borgmann and Whittle (1992)mls[days]=3650Salvelinus namaycush Bridges and Hambly (1971)mls[days]=6205Salvelinus namaycush Hanson and Cordone (1967)mls[days]=4015Salvelinus namaycush Rahrer (1965)mls[days]=4380Salvelinus namaycush Rahrer (1967)mls[days]=2920Salvelinus namaycush Webster et al. (1960)mls[days]=2920Salvelinus namaycush Webster et al. (1960)mls[days]=1095Semotilus atromaculatus Schemske (1974)mls[days]=3650Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)26DRAFT August 1, 2012mls[days]=2920Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)mls[days]=2555Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)mls[days]=2555Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)mls[days]=2190Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)mls[days]=2190Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)mls[days]=1460Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)mls[days]=2920Stizostedion canadense Nelson (1969)mls[days]=3285Stizostedion canadense Nelson (1974)mls[days]=1460Stizostedion canadense Surmont (1999)mls[days]=4380Stizostedion vitreum Carlander and Whitney (1961), Cleary (1949)mls[days]=2190Stizostedion vitreum Davis et al. (1979)mls[days]=3285Stizostedion vitreum Kinman (1990)mls[days]=2555Stizostedion vitreum Lewis (1970)mls[days]=2920Stizostedion vitreum Maule and Horton (1985)mls[days]=2555Stizostedion vitreum Moss et al. (1985)mls[days]=2920Stizostedion vitreum Nelson (1974)mls[days]=3285Stizostedion vitreum Smith and Pycha (1961)mls[days]=3650Stizostedion vitreum Wolfert (1977)mls[days]=4015Stizostedion vitreum Wolfert (1977)mls[days]=2555Tylochromis bangwelensis Griffith (1977)Fraction moisture-lipid relationshippa[-]=a+b*pl[-]a=0.797 (sd=0.033; n=23) interspeciespa[-]=a+b*pl[-]b=-1.075 (sd=0.445; n=23) interspeciespa[-]=a+b*pl[-]a=0.735-0.058*b (r2=0.607; n=23) interspeciespa[-]=0.886-1.688*pl[-]Acipenser transmontanus Cui et al. (1996)pa[-]=0.788-0.582*pl[-]Ameiurus spp. Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1985, 1990)pa[-]=0.795-0.815*pl[-]Catostomus commersoni Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1985, 1990)pa[-]=0.791-1.014*pl[-]Cyprinus carpio Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1985, 1990)pa[-]=0.824-2.107*pl[-]Dorosoma cepedianum Lowe et al. (1985)pa[-]=0.793-0.862*pl[-]Ictalurus punctatus Barber (2003), Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh(1990), Schmitt et al. (1990)pa[-]=0.763-0.721*pl[-]Lepomis macrochirus Barber (2003)27DRAFT August 1, 2012pa[-]=0.791-1.234*pl[-]Lepomis macrochirus Lowe et al. (1985), Saiki and Schmitt (1986)pa[-]=0.778-0.864*pl[-]Lepomis sp. Barber (2003), Lowe et al. (1985), Saikiand Schmitt (1986),Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt et al. (1990)pa[-]=0.800-1.568*pl[-]Micropterus dolomieui Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1990)pa[-]=0.772-0.919*pl[-]Micropterus salmoides Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1990)pa[-]=0.776-1.032*pl[-]Micropterus spp Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1990)pa[-]=0.817-1.248*pl[-]Oncorhynchus mykiss Staples and Nomura (1976)pa[-]=0.841-1.324*pl[-]Oncorhynchus nerka Brett et al. (1969)pa[-]=0.808-0.939*pl[-]Oncorhynchus nerka Groves (1970)pa[-]=0.735+0.000*pl[-]Perca flavescens Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1990)pa[-]=0.783-1.007*pl[-]Pomoxis annularis Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1990)pa[-]=0.770-0.941*pl[-]Pomoxis nigromaculatus Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1990)pa[-]=0.853-1.805*pl[-]Salmo trutta Elliott (1976a)pa[-]=0.833-1.248*pl[-]Salvelinus alpinus Jobling (1983)pa[-]=0.787-1.287*pl[-]Salvelinus namaycush Eschmeyer and Phillips (1965)pa[-]=0.769-0.729*pl[-]Stizostedion canadense Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1990)pa[-]=0.782-0.800*pl[-]Stizostedion vitreum Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt andBrumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1990)Lipid fraction-body weight relationshippl[-]=a*w[g]^ba=0.318E-01 (sd=1.650; n=41) interspeciespl[-]=a*w[g]^bb=0.125 (sd=0.248; n=41) interspeciespl[-]=a*w[g]^bLn(a)=-2.670-6.221*b (r2=0.871; n=41) interspeciespl[-]=0.490E-01*w[g]^0.000Alosa pseudoharengus Morrison et al. (1999)pl[-]=0.700E-01*w[g]^0.000Alosa pseudoharengus Oliver and Niimi (1988)pl[-]=0.572E-01*w[g]^0.000Ameiurus spp. Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1985, 1990)pl[-]=0.800E-01*w[g]^0.000Aplodinotus_grunniens Morrison et Al.(1997)pl[-]=0.497E-01*w[g]^0.000Catostomus commersoni Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt et28DRAFT August 1, 2012al. (1985, 1990)pl[-]=0.800E-01*w[g]^0.000Catostomus commersoni Morrison et Al.(1997)pl[-]=0.960E-01*w[g]^0.000Cottus cognatus Morrison et al. (1999)pl[-]=0.189E-02*w[g]^0.441Cyprinus carpio Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1985, 1990)pl[-]=0.900E-01*w[g]^0.000Cyprinus carpio Morrison et al. (1999)pl[-]=0.529E-01*w[g]^0.000Dorosoma cepedianum Lowe et al. (1985)pl[-]=0.100*w[g]^0.000Dorosoma cepedianum Morrison et Al.(1997)pl[-]=0.718E-01*w[g]^0.000Ictalurus punctatus Barber (2003), Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh(1990), Schmitt et al. (1990)pl[-]=0.400E-01*w[g]^0.000Ictalurus punctatus Morrison et al. (1999)pl[-]=0.219E-02*w[g]^0.881Lepomis macrochirus Barber (2003)pl[-]=0.252E-01*w[g]^0.000Lepomis macrochirus Lowe et al. (1985), Saiki and Schmitt (1986)pl[-]=0.573E-01*w[g]^0.000Lepomis sp. Barber (2003), Lowe et al. (1985), Saikiand Schmitt (1986),Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt et al. (1990)pl[-]=0.120*w[g]^0.000Micropterus dolomieui Morrison et Al.(1997)pl[-]=0.408E-02*w[g]^0.369Micropterus dolomieui Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1990)pl[-]=0.742E-03*w[g]^0.564Micropterus salmoides Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1990)pl[-]=0.120*w[g]^0.000Micropterus salmoides Morrison et Al.(1997)pl[-]=0.150E-02*w[g]^0.475Micropterus spp Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1990)pl[-]=0.110*w[g]^0.000Oncorhynchus kisutch Oliver and Niimi (1988)pl[-]=0.800E-01*w[g]^0.000Oncorhynchus mykiss Morrison et al. (1999)pl[-]=0.110*w[g]^0.000Oncorhynchus mykiss Oliver and Niimi (1988)pl[-]=0.212E-01*w[g]^0.201Oncorhynchus mykiss Staples and Nomura (1976)pl[-]=0.226E-01*w[g]^0.401Oncorhynchus nerka Brett et al. (1969)pl[-]=0.802E-01*w[g]^0.000Oncorhynchus nerka Groves (1970)pl[-]=0.620E-01*w[g]^0.000Osmerus mordax Morrison et al. (1999)pl[-]=0.400E-01*w[g]^0.000Osmerus mordax Oliver and Niimi (1988)pl[-]=0.494E-02*w[g]^0.379Perca flavescens Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1990)pl[-]=0.800E-01*w[g]^0.000Perca flavescens Morrison et Al.(1997)pl[-]=0.700E-01*w[g]^0.000Perca flavescens Morrison et al. (1999)pl[-]=0.457E-01*w[g]^0.000Pomoxis annularis Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt et29DRAFT August 1, 2012al. (1990)pl[-]=0.554E-01*w[g]^0.000Pomoxis nigromaculatus Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1990)pl[-]=0.600E-01*w[g]^0.000Pomoxis nigromaculatus Morrison et Al.(1997)pl[-]=0.800E-01*w[g]^0.000Salmo trutta Morrison et al. (1999)pl[-]=0.110*w[g]^0.000Salmo trutta Oliver and Niimi (1988)pl[-]=0.216E-02*w[g]^0.497Salvelinus namaycush Eschmeyer and Phillips (1965)pl[-]=0.132E-03*w[g]^0.922Stizostedion canadense Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt and Brumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1990)pl[-]=0.788E-01*w[g]^0.000Stizostedion vitreum Lowe et al. (1985), Schmitt andBrumbaugh (1990), Schmitt etal. (1990)pl[-]=0.160*w[g]^0.000Stizostedion vitreum Morrison et Al.(1997)Reproductive biomass investment(g/g/spawn)Routine oxygen conumptionro[mg(o2)/hr]=a*w[g]^b*EXP(c*t[celsius]) a=0.981E-01(sd=2.209; n=2) interspeciesro[mg(o2)/hr]=a*w[g]^b*EXP(c*t[celsius]) b=0.720 (sd=0.142; n=2) interspeciesro[mg(o2)/hr](11.0)=0.631E-01*w[g]^1.100 Acipenser medirostris Mayfield and Cech (2004)ro[mg(o2)/hr](19.0)=0.871E-01*w[g]^1.110 Acipenser medirostris Mayfield and Cech (2004)ro[mg(o2)/hr](24.0)=0.275*w[g]^0.990 Acipenser medirostris Mayfield and Cech (2004)ro[mg(o2)/hr](12.0)=0.908*w[g]^1.112 Ameiurus melas Campbell and Branson (1978)ro[mg(o2)/hr](23.0)=0.647*w[g]^1.075 Ameiurus melas Campbell and Branson (1978)ro[mg(o2)/hr](10.0)=0.886*w[g]^0.443 Dorosoma cepedianum Pierce et al. (1981)ro[mg(o2)/hr](15.0)=1.81*w[g]^0.443Dorosoma cepedianum Pierce et al. (1981)ro[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=3.02*w[g]^0.443Dorosoma cepedianum Pierce et al. (1981)ro[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=4.47*w[g]^0.443Dorosoma cepedianum Pierce et al. (1981)ro[mg(o2)/hr](16.0)=0.964*w[g]^0.259 Esomus dandricusBhattacharya and Subba (2006)ro[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=1.08*w[g]^0.572Esomus dandricus Bhattacharya and Subba (2006)ro[mg(o2)/hr]=0.206E-01*w[g]^0.820*EXP(0.160*t[celsius]) Esox lucius Diana (1982a)ro[mg(o2)/hr](5.0)=0.588E-01*w[g]^0.710 Gambusia sp. Murphy and Murphy (1971)ro[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.134*w[g]^0.680 Gambusia sp. Murphy and Murphy (1971)ro[mg(o2)/hr]=0.468*w[g]^0.619*EXP(0.125*t[celsius])Gila atraria Rajagopal and Kramer (1974)ro[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.916*w[g]^0.338 Hypostomus plecostomus Perna and Fernandes (1996)ro[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.300*w[g]^0.720 Lepomis gibbosusEvans (1984)ro[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.278*w[g]^0.728 Lepomis gibbosusEvans (1984)30DRAFT August 1, 2012ro[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.215*w[g]^0.749 Lepomis gibbosusEvans (1984)ro[mg(o2)/hr](14.0)=0.498*w[g]^0.830 Oncorhynchus mykiss Rodnick et Al.(2004)ro[mg(o2)/hr](11.4)=0.274*w[g]^0.654 Oncorhynchus mykiss Staples and Nomura (1976)ro[mg(o2)/hr](11.4)=0.327*w[g]^0.789 Oncorhynchus mykiss Staples and Nomura (1976)ro[mg(o2)/hr](11.4)=0.523*w[g]^0.813 Oncorhynchus mykiss Staples and Nomura (1976)ro[mg(o2)/hr](37.0)=0.738*w[g]^0.748 Oreochromis alcalicus Franklin et al. (1995)ro[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.181*w[g]^0.965 Stizostedion vitreum Tarby (1980)Respiratory quotient(g(CO2)/g(O2))rq[-]=aa=1.097 (sd=0.274; n=5) interspeciesrq[-]=1.584Carassius auratus Kutty (1968)rq[-]=0.950Lepisosteus oculatus Smatresk and Cameron (1982)rq[-]=0.950Lepisosteus spp. Smatresk and Cameron (1982)rq[-]=1.000Oncorhynchus mykiss Kutty (1968)rq[-]=1.000Tilapia mossambica Peer Mohamed and Kutty (1981)Routine-to-standard oxygen consumption ratio(g(O2)/g(O2))rt:std[-]=aa=1.849 (sd=1.123; n=36) interspeciesrt:std[-]=2.000Channa striatus Qin et al. (1997)rt:std[-]=1.000Coregonus lavaretus Huuskonen et al. (1998)rt:std[-]=1.000Esox lucius Heikinheimo and Korhonen (1996)rt:std[-]=1.000Esox lucius McDermot and Rose (2000)rt:std[-]=1.040Esox lucius_x_masquinongy Schoenebeck et al. (2008)rt:std[-]=1.250Fundulus parvipinnis Madon et al. (2001)rt:std[-]=1.160Gila cypha Petersen and Paukert (2005)rt:std[-]=1.251Lepomis gibbosus Evans (1984)rt:std[-]=1.100Lepomis macrochirus McDermot and Rose (2000)rt:std[-]=1.000Lepomis macrochirus McDermot and Rose (2000)rt:std[-]=1.250Lota lota Rudstam et al. (1995)rt:std[-]=2.000Micropterus dolomieui Shuter and Post (1990)rt:std[-]=1.000Morone chrysops McDermot and Rose (2000)rt:std[-]=1.500Morone chrysops McDermot and Rose (2000)rt:std[-]=2.463Morone saxatilis Hartman and Brandt (1993, 1995)rt:std[-]=1.649Morone saxatilis Hartman and Brandt (1993, 1995)rt:std[-]=1.649Morone saxatilis Hartman and Brandt (1993, 1995)rt:std[-]=1.649Morone saxatilis Hartman and Brandt (1993, 1995)31DRAFT August 1, 2012rt:std[-]=1.000Osmerus mordax Lantry and Stewart (1993)rt:std[-]=1.000Perca flavescens McDermot and Rose (2000)rt:std[-]=4.400Perca flavescens McDermot and Rose (2000)rt:std[-]=1.000Perca flavescens Post (1990)rt:std[-]=4.400Perca flavescens Post (1990)rt:std[-]=4.400Perca flavescens Rose et al. (1999)rt:std[-]=1.000Perca flavescens Rose et al. (1999)rt:std[-]=4.400Perca fluviatilis Shuter and Post (1990)rt:std[-]=1.000Phoxinus eosxneogaeus Trudel and Boisclair (1994)rt:std[-]=3.000Phoxinus eosxneogaeus Gauthier and Boisclair (1997)rt:std[-]=1.000Pimephales promelas Duffy (1998)rt:std[-]=1.000Rutilus rutilus Horppila and Peltonen (1997)rt:std[-]=1.000Stizostedion vitreum Madon and Culver (1993)rt:std[-]=3.000Stizostedion vitreum Madon and Culver (1993)rt:std[-]=2.000Stizostedion vitreum McDermot and Rose (2000)rt:std[-]=3.000Stizostedion vitreum McDermot and Rose (2000)rt:std[-]=3.000Stizostedion vitreum Rose et al. (1999)rt:std[-]=2.000Stizostedion vitreum Rose et al. (1999)SDA-to-assimilation ratio(g/g)sda:assim[-]=aa=0.162 (sd=0.021; n=18) interspeciessda:assim[-]=0.175Alosa pseudoharengus Stewart and Binkowski (1986)sda:assim[-]=0.170Coregonus hoyi Rudstam et al. (1994)sda:assim[-]=0.140Esox lucius_x_masquinongy Schoenebeck et al. (2008)sda:assim[-]=0.100Fundulus parvipinnis Madon et al. (2001)sda:assim[-]=0.150Gila cypha Petersen and Paukert (2005)sda:assim[-]=0.153Lepomis macrochirus Breck (1993)sda:assim[-]=0.153Lepomis macrochirus Trebitz (1997)sda:assim[-]=0.200Lota lota Rudstam et al. (1995)sda:assim[-]=0.160Micropterus dolomieui Shuter and Post (1990)sda:assim[-]=0.163Micropterus salmoides Trebitz (1997)sda:assim[-]=0.172Morone saxatilis Hartman and Brandt (1993, 1995)sda:assim[-]=0.172Oncorhynchus nerka Beauchamp et al. (1989)sda:assim[-]=0.175Osmerus mordax Lantry and Stewart (1993)sda:assim[-]=0.150Perca fluviatilis Shuter and Post (1990)sda:assim[-]=0.172Pimephales promelas Duffy (1998)32DRAFT August 1, 2012sda:assim[-]=0.163Ptychocheilus oregonensis Petersen and Ward (1999)sda:assim[-]=0.180Rutilus rutilus Horppila and Peltonen (1997)sda:assim[-]=0.170Salvelinus namaycush Stewart et al. (1983), He and Stewart (1998)SDA-to-ingestion ratio(g/g)sda:in[-]=aa=0.144 (sd=0.022; n=37) interspeciessda:in[-]=0.147Alosa pseudoharengus Stewart and Binkowski (1986)sda:in[-]=0.172Channa striatus Qin et al. (1997)sda:in[-]=0.127Coregonus hoyi Rudstam et al. (1994)sda:in[-]=0.170Coregonus lavaretus Huuskonen et al. (1998)sda:in[-]=0.142Coregonus spp. Dabrowska and Kaushik (1984)sda:in[-]=0.140Esox lucius Bevelhimer et al. (1985)sda:in[-]=0.104Esox lucius Diana (1982a)sda:in[-]=0.140Esox lucius Heikinheimo and Korhonen (1996)sda:in[-]=0.140Esox masquinongy Bevelhimer et al. (1985)sda:in[-]=0.090Fundulus parvipinnis Madon et al. (2001)sda:in[-]=0.127Lepomis macrochirus Breck (1993)sda:in[-]=0.127Lepomis macrochirus Pierce and Wissing (1974)sda:in[-]=0.127Lepomis macrochirus Trebitz (1997)sda:in[-]=0.166Lota lota Rudstam et al. (1995)sda:in[-]=0.143Micropterus dolomieui Shuter and Post (1990)sda:in[-]=0.142Micropterus salmoides Beamish (1974)sda:in[-]=0.163Micropterus salmoides Beyers (1999)sda:in[-]=0.142Micropterus salmoides Rice et al. (1983)sda:in[-]=0.113Micropterus salmoides Tandler and Beamish (1981)sda:in[-]=0.137Micropterus salmoides Trebitz (1997)sda:in[-]=0.154Morone saxatilis Hartman and Brandt (1993, 1995)sda:in[-]=0.140Oncorhynchus nerka Bevelhimer and Adams (1993)sda:in[-]=0.147Osmerus mordax Lantry and Stewart (1993)sda:in[-]=0.150Perca flavescens Kitchell et al. (1977)sda:in[-]=0.150Perca flavescens Post (1990)sda:in[-]=0.128Perca fluviatilis Shuter and Post (1990)sda:in[-]=0.150Phoxinus eosxneogaeus Trudel and Boisclair (1994)sda:in[-]=0.150Phoxinus eosxneogaeus Gauthier and Boisclair (1997)sda:in[-]=0.155Pimephales promelas Duffy (1998)sda:in[-]=0.130Ptychocheilus oregonensis Petersen and Ward (1999)33DRAFT August 1, 2012sda:in[-]=0.190Rutilus rutilus Hölker and Breckling (2002)sda:in[-]=0.190Rutilus rutilus Hölker and Haertel (2004)sda:in[-]=0.151Rutilus rutilus Horppila and Peltonen (1997)sda:in[-]=0.154Stizostedion vitreum Beamish and Macmahon (1988)sda:in[-]=0.150Stizostedion vitreum Kitchell et al. (1977)sda:in[-]=0.172Stizostedion vitreum Madon and Culver (1993)sda:in[-]=0.100Stizostedion vitreum Madon and Culver (1993)Specific growth ratesg[g/g/d]=a*w[g]^ba=0.134E-01 (sd=1.600; n=4) interspeciessg[g/g/d]=a*w[g]^bb=-0.522 (sd=0.186; n=4) interspeciessg[g/g/d]=a*w[g]^bLn(a)=0.120+8.491*b (r2=0.979; n=4) interspeciessg[g/g/d](28.0)=0.127*w[g]^(-0.276)Clarias gariepinus Conceição et al. (1998)sg[g/g/d](30.0)=0.140E-01*w[g]^(-0.483) Cyprinodontid_poeciliid Haake and Dean (1983)sg[g/g/d](30.0)=0.465E-02*w[g]^(-0.636) Cyprinodontid_poeciliid Haake and Dean (1983)sg[g/g/d](30.0)=0.391E-02*w[g]^(-0.693) Gambusia sp. Haake and Dean(1983)Long-term specific growth ratesg_mu[g/g/d]=a*w[g]^ba=0.605E-01 (sd=2.367; n=316) interspeciessg_mu[g/g/d]=a*w[g]^bb=-0.723 (sd=0.355; n=316) interspeciessg_mu[g/g/d]=a*w[g]^bLn(a)=-5.981-4.390*b (r2=0.434; n=316) interspeciessg_mu[g/g/d]=0.664E-03*w[g]^0.000Acipenser transmontanus Semakula and Larkin (1968)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.527E-02*w[g]^(-0.241) Acipenser transmontanus Semakula and Larkin (1968)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.272*w[g]^(-0.999)Alosa aestivalis Guest (1988)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.341E-01*w[g]^(-1.341) Alosa pseudoharengus O'Gorman et al. (1997)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.278*w[g]^(-0.865)Alosa sapidissima Lapointe (1957)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.473*w[g]^(-0.927)Alosa sapidissima Lapointe (1957)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.258*w[g]^(-0.862)Alosa sapidissima Lapointe (1957)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.548E-01*w[g]^(-0.672) Ambloplites cavifrons Smith (1971)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.186E-01*w[g]^(-0.611) Ambloplites rupestris Redmon and Krumholz (1978)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.745E-02*w[g]^(-0.379) Ambloplites rupestris Surmont (1999)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.265E-01*w[g]^(-0.665) Ambloplites rupestris Swann et al. (1991), Benson (1959), Cathey (1973), Gwinner(1973), Spier (1969)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.256E-01*w[g]^(-0.580) Ameiurus catus Borgeson and McCammon (1967)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.322E-01*w[g]^(-0.479) Ameiurus catus Moss and Tucker (1988)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.282E-01*w[g]^(-0.699) Ameiurus catus Schaffter (1997)34DRAFT August 1, 2012sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.263E-01*w[g]^(-0.745) Ameiurus catus Schaffter (1997)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.444E-01*w[g]^(-0.684) Anguilla rostrata Hansen and Eversole (1984)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.486E-02*w[g]^(-0.989) Aphredoderus sayanus Shepherd and Huish (1978)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.162E-01*w[g]^(-0.417) Aplodinotus_grunniens Dreves et al. (1996)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.356E-01*w[g]^(-0.529) Aplodinotus_grunniens Nelson (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.560*w[g]^(-1.122)Aplodinotus_grunniens Priegel (1969)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.728E-01*w[g]^(-0.678) Aplodinotus_grunniens Purkett (1957)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.362E-01*w[g]^(-0.637) Aplodinotus_grunniens Swedberg (1968)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.248E-01*w[g]^(-0.453) Aplodinotus_grunniens Wrenn (1968)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.175*w[g]^(-0.909)Archoplites interruptus Aceituno and Vanicek (1976)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.261E-01*w[g]^(-0.541) Archoplites interruptus Aceituno and Vanicek (1976)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.653E-02*w[g]^(-0.284) Archoplites interruptus Imler et al. (1975)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.260E-01*w[g]^(-0.539) Carpiodes carpioPurkett (1957)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.621E-01*w[g]^(-0.677) Carpiodes carpioMorris (1965)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.694E-01*w[g]^(-0.665) Carpiodes carpioNelson (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.335E-01*w[g]^(-0.557) Carpiodes cyprinus Woodward and Wissing (1976)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.368*w[g]^(-1.002)Carpiodes velifer Woodward and Wissing (1976)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.610E-01*w[g]^(-0.385) Catostomus catostomus Bailey (1969)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.130*w[g]^(-0.625)Catostomus catostomus Harris (1962)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.846E-01*w[g]^(-0.737) Catostomus columbianus Dauble (1980)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.909E-01*w[g]^(-0.731) Catostomus commersoni Carlander (1969)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.762E-01*w[g]^(-0.750) Catostomus occidentalis Villa (1985)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.108E-01*w[g]^(-0.604) Catostomus platyrhynchus Hauser (1969)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.953E-02*w[g]^(-0.588) Catostomus platyrhynchus Hauser (1969)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.219E-01*w[g]^(-0.817) Catostomus platyrhynchus Wydoski and Wydoski (2002)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.695E-02*w[g]^(-0.568) Chrosomus erythrogaster Settles and Hoyt (1976)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.241E-01*w[g]^(-0.723) Coregonus clupeaformis Edsall (1960)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.565E-03*w[g]^0.000Coregonus clupeaformis Qadri (1968)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.287E-01*w[g]^(-0.588) Coregonus clupeaformis Qadri (1968)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.210E-01*w[g]^(-0.351) Coregonus clupeaformis Roelofs (1957)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.273E-01*w[g]^(-0.830) Coregonus hoyi Dryer and Beil (1968)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.135E-01*w[g]^(-0.337) Coregonus nasus Muth (1969)sg_mu[g/g/d]=1.10*w[g]^(-0.827)Coregonus nasus Muth (1969)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.278E-02*w[g]^(-0.533) Cottus cognatus Craig and Wells (1976)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.188*w[g]^(-0.751)Cycleptus elongatus Moss et al. (1983)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.759E-01*w[g]^(-0.597) Cycleptus elongatus Rupprecht and Jahn (1980)35DRAFT August 1, 2012sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.227E-01*w[g]^(-0.447) Cycleptus elongatus Hand and Jackson (2003)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.823E-01*w[g]^(-0.677) Cyprinus carpio Mauck and Summerfelt (1970)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.174*w[g]^(-0.764)Cyprinus carpio Nelson (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.114*w[g]^(-0.658)Cyprinus carpio Purkett (1957)sg_mu[g/g/d]=4.15*w[g]^(-1.593)Dorosoma cepedianum Bonds (2000)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.230E-01*w[g]^(-0.645) Dorosoma cepedianum Surmont (1999)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.111E-02*w[g]^(-2.269) Dorosoma petenense Bryant (1968)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.149E-02*w[g]^(-0.537) Dorosoma petenense Johnson (1970)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.760E-03*w[g]^(-0.803) Dorosoma petenense Johnson (1970)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.731*w[g]^(-0.945)Esox lucius Harrison and Hadley (1983)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.727*w[g]^(-0.835)Esox lucius Nelson (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=18.6*w[g]^(-1.356)Esox lucius Wolfert and Miller (1978)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.147*w[g]^(-0.576)Esox masquinongy Axon (1978)sg_mu[g/g/d]=12.9*w[g]^(-1.158)Esox masquinongy Belusz (1978)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.501*w[g]^(-0.792)Esox masquinongy Haas (1978)sg_mu[g/g/d]=2.12*w[g]^(-0.911)Esox masquinongy Kinman (1989)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.450*w[g]^(-0.796)Esox masquinongy Miles (1978)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.845E-01*w[g]^(-0.526) Esox masquinongyParsons (1959)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.624E-02*w[g]^(-1.063) Etheostoma blennioides Wolfe et al. (1978)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.103E-01*w[g]^(-1.734) Etheostoma blennioides Wolfe et al. (1978)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.245E-02*w[g]^(-0.671) Etheostoma blennioides Carlander (1997, F52, L55, S351, W275)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.141E-02*w[g]^(-0.237) Etheostoma flabellare Carlander (1997, B444, K176, L256)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.985E-02*w[g]^(-0.086) Etheostoma flabellare Carlander (1997, B444, K176, L256)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.507E-04*w[g]^(-2.056) Etheostoma microperca Johnson (1991)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.245E-02*w[g]^(-0.671) Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997, F52, L55, S351, W275)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.141E-02*w[g]^(-0.237) Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997, B444, K176, L256)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.122E-02*w[g]^(-0.794) Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997, L55, L256, S351)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.116E-02*w[g]^0.000Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.141E-02*w[g]^(-1.076) Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.161E-02*w[g]^(-0.404) Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.122E-02*w[g]^(-0.794) Etheostoma zonale Carlander (1997, L55, L256, S351)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.130E-01*w[g]^(-0.590) Exoglossum maxillingua Pappantoniou et al. (1984)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.347E-01*w[g]^(-0.633) Gila atraria Graham (1961)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.189E-01*w[g]^(-0.670) Gila atraria Neuhold (1955)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.168E-01*w[g]^(-0.659) Gila atraria Neuhold (1955)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.142E-01*w[g]^(-0.466) Gila robusta Vanicek and Kramer (1969)36DRAFT August 1, 2012sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.530E-01*w[g]^(-0.773) Gila robusta Vanicek and Kramer (1969)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.298*w[g]^(-1.090)Hiodon alosoides Miller and Nelson (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.155*w[g]^(-0.940)Hiodon alosoides Miller and Nelson (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.263*w[g]^(-0.981)Hiodon alosoides Nelson (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.265*w[g]^(-1.101)Hiodon tergisus van Oosten (1961)sg_mu[g/g/d]=1.43*w[g]^(-0.919)Hydrocynus vittatus Griffith (1975)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.335E-02*w[g]^(-0.204) Ictalurus furcatus Conder and Hoffarth (1962)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.291E-02*w[g]^(-0.158) Ictalurus furcatus Hale and Timmons (1989)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.263E-01*w[g]^(-0.451) Ictalurus furcatus Hale and Timmons (1990)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.137E-02*w[g]^0.000Ictalurus furcatus Hale and Timmons (1990)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.111*w[g]^(-0.572)Ictalurus furcatus Kelley (1968)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.798E-01*w[g]^(-0.486) Ictalurus furcatus Kelley and Carver (1965)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.505E-02*w[g]^(-0.178) Ictalurus punctatus Conder and Hoffarth (1962)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.182*w[g]^(-0.719)Ictalurus punctatus Eder and McDannold (1987)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.348E-01*w[g]^(-0.599) Ictalurus punctatus Freeze and Tatum (1977)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.713E-02*w[g]^(-0.238) Ictalurus punctatus Holland and Peters (1992)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.457E-02*w[g]^(-0.243) Ictalurus punctatus Jearld and Brown (1971)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.457E-01*w[g]^(-0.505) Ictalurus punctatus McElroy et al. (1990)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.556E-01*w[g]^(-0.575) Ictalurus punctatus McElroy et al. (1990)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.900E-01*w[g]^(-0.703) Ictalurus punctatus Moss and Tucker (1988)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.147E-02*w[g]^0.000Ictalurus punctatus Purkett (1957)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.136E-01*w[g]^(-0.399) Ictalurus punctatus Starostka and Nelson (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.334*w[g]^(-0.850)Ictiobus bubalus Nelson (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.171*w[g]^(-0.716)Ictiobus bubalus Purkett (1957)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.120*w[g]^(-0.670)Ictiobus bubalus Wrenn (1968)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.881*w[g]^(-1.041)Lepisosteus osseus Klaassen and Morgan(1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.294*w[g]^(-0.902)Lepisosteus osseus Netsch and Witt (1962)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.116E-01*w[g]^(-0.496) Lepomis auritus Sandow et al. (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.306E-02*w[g]^(-0.500) Lepomis gibbosusCopp et al. (2002)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.907E-02*w[g]^(-0.437) Lepomis gulosus Germann et al. (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.151E-01*w[g]^(-0.555) Lepomis gulosus Germann et al. (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.526E-02*w[g]^(-0.444) Lepomis macrochirus Brown and Logan (1960)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.577E-02*w[g]^(-0.534) Lepomis macrochirus Drake et al. (1997)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.153E-01*w[g]^(-0.667) Lepomis macrochirus Fast et al. (1982)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.260E-01*w[g]^(-0.968) Lepomis macrochirus Garthause and Heidinger (1999)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.653E-02*w[g]^(-0.784) Lepomis macrochirus Price (1977)37DRAFT August 1, 2012sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.115E-01*w[g]^(-0.604) Lepomis macrochirus Serns and Strawn (1975)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.216E-01*w[g]^(-0.748) Lepomis macrochirus Serns and Strawn (1975)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.109E-01*w[g]^(-0.605) Lepomis macrochirus Surmont (1999)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.335E-01*w[g]^(-0.675) Lepomis macrochirus Tharratt (1966)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.126E-01*w[g]^(-0.737) Lepomis macrochirus Wiener and Hanneman (1982)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.304E-01*w[g]^(-0.958) Lepomis megalotis Swann et al. (1991), Bettoli (1979)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.601E-01*w[g]^(-0.726) Lepomis microlophus Tharratt (1966)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.624*w[g]^(-1.133)Micropterus coosae Barwick and Moore (1983)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.334*w[g]^(-1.017)Micropterus coosae Barwick and Moore (1983)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.221E-01*w[g]^(-0.734) Micropterus coosae Catchings (1979)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.998E-02*w[g]^(-0.512) Micropterus coosae Catchings (1979)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.637E-01*w[g]^(-0.597) Micropterus coosae Parsons and Crittenden (1959)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.127E-01*w[g]^(-0.566) Micropterus coosae Cathey (1973), Gwinner (1973), Parsons (1954), Tatum (1965)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.159E-01*w[g]^(-0.379) Micropterus dolomieui Baylis et al. (1993)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.126*w[g]^(-0.825)Micropterus dolomieui Brown (1960)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.720E-01*w[g]^(-0.700) Micropterus dolomieui Buynak (1995)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.144*w[g]^(-0.718)Micropterus dolomieui Hubert (1975)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.121*w[g]^(-0.766)Micropterus dolomieui Marinac-sanders and Coble (1981), Paragamian (1973), Wiegert(1966)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.239E-01*w[g]^(-0.430) Micropterus dolomieui Peek (1965)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.218E-01*w[g]^(-0.357) Micropterus dolomieui Peek (1965)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.317E-01*w[g]^(-0.478) Micropterus dolomieui Peek (1965)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.335E-01*w[g]^(-0.552) Micropterus dolomieui Reed and Rabeni (1989), Covington (1982), Fajen (1959, 1972,1975), Lowry (1953)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.514E-02*w[g]^(-0.177) Micropterus dolomieui Surmont (1999)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.577E-01*w[g]^(-0.624) Micropterus dolomieui Swann et al. (1991), Cathey (1973), Gwinner (1973),Whittinghill (1973), Stroud (1948)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.706*w[g]^(-0.980)Micropterus dolomieui Tharratt (1966)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.676E-01*w[g]^(-0.646) Micropterus punctulatus Hubert (1975)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.104*w[g]^(-0.797)Micropterus punctulatus Olmsted and Kilambi (1978)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.659E-02*w[g]^(-0.296) Micropterus punctulatus Surmont (1999)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.255E-02*w[g]^(-0.052) Micropterus punctulatus Swann et al. (1991), Bettoli (1979), Whittinghill (1973)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.194E-01*w[g]^(-0.576) Micropterus salmoides Brown and Logan (1960)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.591*w[g]^(-0.927)Micropterus salmoides Bryant and Houser (1971)sg_mu[g/g/d]=1.35*w[g]^(-1.049)Micropterus salmoides Bryant and Houser (1971)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.409E-01*w[g]^(-0.635) Micropterus salmoides Buynak (1991)38DRAFT August 1, 2012sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.505E-01*w[g]^(-0.580) Micropterus salmoides Colle et al. (1976)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.653*w[g]^(-1.098)Micropterus salmoides Fast et al. (1982)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.127E-01*w[g]^(-0.449) Micropterus salmoides Garthause and Heidinger (1999)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.359E-01*w[g]^(-0.636) Micropterus salmoides Guier et al. (1978)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.864E-01*w[g]^(-0.810) Micropterus salmoides Guier et al. (1978)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.582E-01*w[g]^(-0.703) Micropterus salmoides Guier et al. (1978)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.730E-01*w[g]^(-0.706) Micropterus salmoides Guier et al. (1978)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.848E-01*w[g]^(-0.656) Micropterus salmoides Hubert (1975)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.121*w[g]^(-0.738)Micropterus salmoides Pasch (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.748E-01*w[g]^(-0.724) Micropterus salmoides Porak et al. (1986)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.844E-01*w[g]^(-0.717) Micropterus salmoides Porak et al. (1986)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.131*w[g]^(-0.799)Micropterus salmoides Porak et al. (1986)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.131*w[g]^(-0.849)Micropterus salmoides Porak et al. (1986)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.542E-01*w[g]^(-0.699) Micropterus salmoides Porak et al. (1986)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.329E-01*w[g]^(-0.576) Micropterus salmoides Porak et al. (1986)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.434E-01*w[g]^(-0.691) Micropterus salmoides Mraz and Threinen (1955)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.485E-02*w[g]^(-0.280) Micropterus salmoides Muncy (1965)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.134*w[g]^(-0.792)Micropterus salmoides Schramm and Smith (1987)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.616E-01*w[g]^(-0.620) Micropterus salmoides Schramm and Smith (1987)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.389E-01*w[g]^(-0.561) Micropterus salmoides Schramm and Smith (1987)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.147*w[g]^(-0.848)Micropterus salmoides Schramm and Smith (1987)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.188E-01*w[g]^(-0.456) Micropterus salmoides Schramm and Smith (1987)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.918E-01*w[g]^(-0.608) Micropterus salmoides Schultze (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.267E-01*w[g]^(-0.616) Micropterus salmoides Surmont (1999)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.770*w[g]^(-1.028)Micropterus salmoides Tharratt (1966)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.461E-01*w[g]^(-0.692) Micropterus salmoides Whitworth (1989), Beckwith et al. (1981)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.156*w[g]^(-0.856)Micropterus salmoides Whitworth (1989), Beckwith etal. (1981)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.385E-01*w[g]^(-0.671) Micropterus salmoides Whitworth (1989), Beckwith et al. (1981)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.302*w[g]^(-0.951)Micropterus salmoides Zweiacker et al. (1972)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.238*w[g]^(-1.189)Morone americana Bath and O'Connor (1982)sg_mu[g/g/d]=1.02*w[g]^(-1.301)Morone americana Marcy and Richards (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=23.3*w[g]^(-1.528)Morone chrysops Houser and Bryant (1970)sg_mu[g/g/d]=32.7*w[g]^(-1.595)Morone chrysops Houser and Bryant (1970)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.568*w[g]^(-0.998)Morone chrysops Nelson (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=41.1*w[g]^(-1.639)Morone chrysops Nordhaus et al. (1998)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.568*w[g]^(-1.210)Morone chrysops Priegel (1971)39DRAFT August 1, 2012sg_mu[g/g/d]=1.61*w[g]^(-1.286)Morone chrysops Ruelle (1971)sg_mu[g/g/d]=1.66*w[g]^(-1.239)Morone chrysops Ruelle (1971)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.654E+04*w[g]^(-2.425) Morone chrysops Webb and Moss (1967)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.413E+04*w[g]^(-2.261) Morone chrysops Webb and Moss (1967)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.359*w[g]^(-1.065)Morone mississippiensis Priegel (1975)sg_mu[g/g/d]=1.07*w[g]^(-0.871)Morone saxatilis Collins (1982)sg_mu[g/g/d]=1.15*w[g]^(-0.922)Morone saxatilis Hanson and Dillard (1975)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.915*w[g]^(-0.817)Morone saxatilis Kinman (1988)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.534*w[g]^(-0.779)Morone saxatilis Mensinger (1970)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.527*w[g]^(-0.823)Morone saxatilis Harris (1988)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.796E-03*w[g]^0.000Morone saxatilis Magnin and Beaulieu (1967)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.195*w[g]^(-0.738)Morone saxatilis Williamson (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.132*w[g]^(-0.652)Morone saxatilis Williamson (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.223*w[g]^(-0.618)Morone saxatilis van Den Avyle and Higginbotham (1979)sg_mu[g/g/d]=111.*w[g]^(-1.614)Morone saxatilis x chrysops Germann and Bunch (1983)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.670*w[g]^(-0.987)Moxostoma anisurum Hackney et al. (1970)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.593*w[g]^(-0.889)Moxostoma carinatum Tatum and Hackney (1969)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.146*w[g]^(-0.683)Moxostoma carinatum Tatum and Hackney (1969)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.266E-01*w[g]^(-0.700) Moxostoma duquesnei Bowman (1970)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.209*w[g]^(-1.061)Moxostoma duquesnei Bowman (1970)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.600*w[g]^(-0.716)Moxostoma erythrurum Meyer (1962)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.153E-02*w[g]^0.000Moxostoma macrolepidotum Meyer (1962)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.243E-01*w[g]^(-1.554) Notropis hudsonius Smith and Kraemer (1964)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.374E-02*w[g]^(-0.940) Noturus hildebrandi Mayden and Walsh (1984)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.802E-02*w[g]^(-1.411) Noturus miurus Burr and Mayden (1982)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.421E-01*w[g]^(-0.578) Oncorhynchus clarki Bjornn (1961)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.775E-02*w[g]^(-0.526) Oncorhynchus clarki Cooper (1970)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.773*w[g]^(-0.929)Oncorhynchus clarki Irving (1954)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.136E-02*w[g]^(-0.535) Oncorhynchus mykiss Coulston and Maughan (1981)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.237E-02*w[g]^(-0.116) Oncorhynchus mykiss Nagel and Deaton (1989)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.600*w[g]^(-1.000)Oncorhynchus mykiss Varley et al. (1971)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.291E-01*w[g]^(-0.911) Osmerus mordax Bailey (1964)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.676E-02*w[g]^(-0.366) Perca flavescensBrown and Logan (1960)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.252E-01*w[g]^(-0.622) Perca flavescensClugston et al. (1978)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.247E-01*w[g]^(-0.587) Perca flavescensGuy and Willis (1991)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.380E-01*w[g]^(-0.881) Perca flavescensJoeris (1956)40DRAFT August 1, 2012sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.284E-01*w[g]^(-0.730) Perca flavescensNelson (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=1.58*w[g]^(-1.462)Perca flavescens Paxton and Stevenson (1978)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.166*w[g]^(-1.083)Perca flavescens Paxton and Stevenson (1978)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.137E-01*w[g]^(-1.127) Percopsis omiscomaycus House and Wells (1973)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.816E-02*w[g]^(-1.079) Percopsis transmontana Gray and Dauble (1979)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.147*w[g]^(-0.693)Polyodon_spathula Bronte and Johnson (1985)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.617E-01*w[g]^(-0.596) Polyodon_spathula Bronte and Johnson (1985)sg_mu[g/g/d]=1.96*w[g]^(-0.900)Polyodon_spathula Bronte and Johnson (1985)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.151*w[g]^(-0.606)Polyodon_spathula Bronte and Johnson (1985)sg_mu[g/g/d]=1.12*w[g]^(-0.928)Polyodon_spathula Hoffnagle and Timmons (1989)sg_mu[g/g/d]=1.98*w[g]^(-0.875)Polyodon_spathula Reed et al. (1992)sg_mu[g/g/d]=127.*w[g]^(-1.363)Polyodon_spathula Reed et al. (1992)sg_mu[g/g/d]=28.5*w[g]^(-1.145)Polyodon_spathula Reed et al. (1992)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.841E-01*w[g]^(-0.850) Pomoxis annularis Gabelhouse (1984)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.111*w[g]^(-0.839)Pomoxis annularis Gabelhouse (1984)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.101E-01*w[g]^(-0.444) Pomoxis annularis Gabelhouse (1984)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.234E-01*w[g]^(-0.583) Pomoxis annularis Johnson and Andrews (1973)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.315E-01*w[g]^(-0.613) Pomoxis annularis Li et al. (1976)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.520E-01*w[g]^(-0.598) Pomoxis annularis Mosher (1984)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.320*w[g]^(-0.960)Pomoxis annularis Nelson (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.396E-01*w[g]^(-0.562) Pomoxis annularis Parrish et al. (1986)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.378E-01*w[g]^(-0.584) Pomoxis annularis Reed and Davies (1991)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.437E-01*w[g]^(-0.706) Pomoxis annularis Siefert (1969)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.457E-02*w[g]^(-0.155) Pomoxis annularis Surmont (1999)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.608E-01*w[g]^(-0.762) Pomoxis annularis Willis et al. (1984)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.139E-01*w[g]^(-0.682) Pomoxis nigromaculatus Brown and Logan (1960)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.980E-01*w[g]^(-0.866) Pomoxis nigromaculatus Gabelhouse (1984)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.129*w[g]^(-0.854)Pomoxis nigromaculatus Gabelhouse (1984)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.116E-01*w[g]^(-0.468) Pomoxis nigromaculatus Gabelhouse (1984)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.564E-01*w[g]^(-0.702) Pomoxis nigromaculatus Larson et al. (1991)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.504E-01*w[g]^(-0.653) Pomoxis nigromaculatus Larson et al. (1991)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.535E-01*w[g]^(-0.601) Pomoxis nigromaculatus Larson et al. (1991)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.212E-01*w[g]^(-0.550) Pomoxis nigromaculatus Li et al. (1976)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.130*w[g]^(-0.854)Pomoxis nigromaculatus Miller et al. (1990)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.293E-01*w[g]^(-0.548) Pomoxis nigromaculatus Mosher (1984)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.748E-01*w[g]^(-0.735) Pomoxis nigromaculatus Nelson (1974)41DRAFT August 1, 2012sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.263E-01*w[g]^(-0.475) Pomoxis nigromaculatus Reed and Davies (1991)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.215E-01*w[g]^(-0.534) Pomoxis nigromaculatus Willis et al. (1984)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.161*w[g]^(-0.863)Prosopium cylindraceum Mraz (1964)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.118E-01*w[g]^(-0.530) Prosopium cylindraceum Mackay and Power (1968)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.121*w[g]^(-0.969)Prosopium williamsoni Pettit and Wallace (1975)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.857E-01*w[g]^(-0.894) Prosopium williamsoni Pettit and Wallace (1975)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.175*w[g]^(-1.062)Prosopium williamsoni Pettit and Wallace (1975)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.469E-01*w[g]^(-0.622) Ptychocheilus_lucius Vanicek and Kramer (1969)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.121*w[g]^(-0.613)Pylodictis olivaris Mayhew (1969)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.483E-02*w[g]^(-0.404) Pylodictis olivaris Minckley and Deacon (1959)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.948E-01*w[g]^(-0.547) Pylodictis olivaris Pisano (1983)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.128E-02*w[g]^0.000Pylodictis olivaris Purkett (1957)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.769*w[g]^(-0.814)Pylodictis olivaris Quinn (1988)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.174*w[g]^(-0.600)Pylodictis olivaris Young and Marsh (1990)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.126*w[g]^(-0.682)Pylodictis olivaris Young and Marsh (1990)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.978E-01*w[g]^(-0.551) Pylodictis olivaris Young and Marsh (1990)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.108*w[g]^(-0.563)Pylodictis olivaris Young and Marsh (1990)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.267E-02*w[g]^(-0.134) Rhinichthys atratulus Reed and Moulton (1973)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.235E-02*w[g]^(-0.173) Rhinichthys atratulus Reed and Moulton (1973)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.354E-02*w[g]^(-0.524) Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Kuehn (1949)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.309E-02*w[g]^(-0.503) Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Reed (1959), Kuehn (1949)sg_mu[g/g/d]=26.6*w[g]^(-1.589)Salmo salar Havey (1973)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.121*w[g]^(-0.754)Salvelinus alpinus Everhart and Waters (1965)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.360E-01*w[g]^(-0.975) Salvelinus fontinalis Konopacky and Estes (1986)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.201E-01*w[g]^(-0.751) Salvelinus fontinalis Konopacky and Estes (1986)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.915E-02*w[g]^(-0.459) Salvelinus fontinalis Konopacky and Estes (1986)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.505*w[g]^(-0.838)Salvelinus namaycush Borgmann and Whittle (1992)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.187*w[g]^(-0.724)Salvelinus namaycush Bridges and Hambly (1971)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.201*w[g]^(-0.552)Salvelinus namaycush Hanson and Cordone (1967)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.915E-02*w[g]^(-0.307) Salvelinus namaycush Rahrer (1965)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.936E-02*w[g]^(-0.261) Salvelinus namaycush Rahrer (1967)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.229*w[g]^(-0.517)Salvelinus namaycush Webster et al. (1960)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.731*w[g]^(-0.645)Salvelinus namaycush Webster et al. (1960)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.131E-01*w[g]^(-0.382) Semotilus atromaculatus Schemske (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.779E-01*w[g]^(-0.708) Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.220E-02*w[g]^(-0.105) Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)42DRAFT August 1, 2012sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.189E-02*w[g]^0.000Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.918E-02*w[g]^(-0.355) Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.877E-02*w[g]^(-0.432) Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.341*w[g]^(-0.884)Stizostedion canadense Nelson (1969)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.433*w[g]^(-0.944)Stizostedion canadense Nelson (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.232E-01*w[g]^(-0.526) Stizostedion canadense Surmont (1999)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.260*w[g]^(-0.810)Stizostedion vitreum Carlander and Whitney (1961), Cleary (1949)sg_mu[g/g/d]=5.27*w[g]^(-1.487)Stizostedion vitreum Davis et al. (1979)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.501*w[g]^(-0.880)Stizostedion vitreum Kinman (1990)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.339*w[g]^(-0.809)Stizostedion vitreum Lewis (1970)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.783*w[g]^(-0.930)Stizostedion vitreum Maule and Horton (1985)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.371*w[g]^(-0.892)Stizostedion vitreum Moss et al. (1985)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.713*w[g]^(-0.949)Stizostedion vitreum Nelson (1974)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.756E-01*w[g]^(-0.784) Stizostedion vitreum Smith and Pycha (1961)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.249*w[g]^(-0.753)Stizostedion vitreum Wolfert (1977)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.633*w[g]^(-0.900)Stizostedion vitreum Wolfert (1977)sg_mu[g/g/d]=0.279E-01*w[g]^(-0.736) Tylochromis bangwelensis Griffith (1977)Size of satiation mealsm[g(dw)]=0.779E-01*w[g]^0.662*EXP(0.00*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus masou Nagata (1989)sm[g(dw)]=0.546E-01*w[g]^0.723*EXP(0.00*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus masou Nagata (1989)sm[g(dw)]=0.847E-02*w[g]^0.999*EXP(0.109*t[celsius])Oncorhynchus mykiss Grove et al. (1978)sm[g(dw)](10.8)=0.122E-01*w[g]^0.750 Oncorhynchus mykiss Ruohonen et al. (1997)sm[g(dw)](10.8)=0.730E-02*w[g]^0.750 Oncorhynchus mykiss Ruohonen et al. (1997)sm[g(dw)](10.8)=0.142E-01*w[g]^0.750 Oncorhynchus mykiss Ruohonen et al. (1997)sm[g(dw)](10.8)=0.121E-01*w[g]^0.750 Oncorhynchus mykiss Ruohonen et al. (1997)sm[g(dw)]=0.182E-02*w[g]^0.757*H(0.287,16.2,22.1) Salmo trutta Elliott (1975)Standard oxygen consumption rateso[mg(o2)/hr]=a*w[g]^b*EXP(c*t[celsius]) a=0.480E-01(sd=1.482; n=54) interspeciesso[mg(o2)/hr]=a*w[g]^b*EXP(c*t[celsius]) b=0.817 (sd=0.120; n=54) interspeciesso[mg(o2)/hr]=a*w[g]^b*EXP(c*t[celsius]) Ln(a)=-0.519-3.082*b (r2=0.063; n=54) interspeciesso[mg(o2)/hr]=a*w[g]^b*EXP(c*t[celsius]) c=0.083 (sd=0.052; n=54) interspeciesso[mg(o2)/hr]=a*w[g]^b*H(c,t1,t2)a=0.616E-01 (sd=0.998; n=30) interspeciesso[mg(o2)/hr]=a*w[g]^b*H(c,t1,t2)b=0.790 (sd=0.111; n=30) interspeciesso[mg(o2)/hr]=a*w[g]^b*H(c,t1,t2)Ln(a)=1.705-5.687*b (r2=0.403; n=30) interspecies43DRAFT August 1, 2012so[mg(o2)/hr]=a*w[g]^b*H(c,t1,t2)c=0.100 (sd=0.033; n=30) interspeciesso[mg(o2)/hr](0<t[celsius]<5)=a*w[g]^b a=0.767E-01 (sd=0.726; n=3) interspeciesso[mg(o2)/hr](0<t[celsius]<5)=a*w[g]^b b=0.783 (sd=0.051; n=3) interspeciesso[mg(o2)/hr](5<t[celsius]<10)=a*w[g]^b a=0.466E-01 (sd=1.197; n=14) interspeciesso[mg(o2)/hr](5<t[celsius]<10)=a*w[g]^b b=0.925 (sd=0.140; n=14) interspeciesso[mg(o2)/hr](10<t[celsius]<15)=a*w[g]^b a=0.791E-01(sd=1.534; n=21) interspeciesso[mg(o2)/hr](10<t[celsius]<15)=a*w[g]^b b=0.893 (sd=0.144; n=21) interspeciesso[mg(o2)/hr](15<t[celsius]<20)=a*w[g]^b a=0.139 (sd=1.324; n=33) interspeciesso[mg(o2)/hr](15<t[celsius]<20)=a*w[g]^b b=0.840 (sd=0.148; n=33) interspeciesso[mg(o2)/hr](20<t[celsius]<25)=a*w[g]^b a=0.127 (sd=1.310; n=42) interspeciesso[mg(o2)/hr](20<t[celsius]<25)=a*w[g]^b b=0.804 (sd=0.119; n=42) interspeciesso[mg(o2)/hr](25<t[celsius]<30)=a*w[g]^b a=0.142 (sd=1.443; n=32) interspeciesso[mg(o2)/hr](25<t[celsius]<30)=a*w[g]^b b=0.768 (sd=0.106; n=32) interspeciesso[mg(o2)/hr]=0.191*w[g]^0.785*EXP(0.548E-01*t[celsius]) Alosa pseudoharengus Stewart and Binkowski (1986)so[mg(o2)/hr](10.0)=0.490E-02*w[g]^1.282 Ameiurus nebulosus Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.103*w[g]^0.901 Ameiurus nebulosus Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr](30.0)=0.193*w[g]^0.863 Ameiurus nebulosus Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.717E-02*w[g]^1.015*EXP(0.929E-01*t[celsius]) Ameiurus nebulosus Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.395E-01*w[g]^1.047*EXP(0.527E-01*t[celsius]) Ameiurus spp. Campbell and Branson (1978), Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr](18.0)=0.380E-02*w[g]^1.291 Anguilla_anguilla Degani et al. (1989)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.213*w[g]^0.773 Anguilla_anguilla Degani et al. (1989)so[mg(o2)/hr](24.0)=0.466*w[g]^0.678 Anguilla_anguilla Degani et al. (1989)so[mg(o2)/hr](27.0)=0.558*w[g]^0.689 Anguilla_anguilla Degani et al. (1989)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.340E-03*w[g]^0.858*EXP(0.264*t[celsius]) Anguilla_anguilla Degani et al. (1989)so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.230*w[g]^0.707 Anguilla japonica Degani et al. (1989)so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.396*w[g]^1.097 Anguilla mossambica Degani et al. (1989)so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.560*w[g]^0.640 Anguilla rostrata Degani et al. (1989)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.546E-01*w[g]^0.721*EXP(0.865E-01*t[celsius]) Barbus aeneus Eccles (1985)so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.134E-01*w[g]^0.906 Carassius auratus Cui and Liu (1990b)so[mg(o2)/hr](10.0)=0.498E-01*w[g]^0.921 Catostomus commersoni Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr](15.0)=0.163*w[g]^0.834 Catostomus commersoni Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.417*w[g]^0.705 Catostomus commersoni Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.170E-01*w[g]^0.820*EXP(0.145*t[celsius]) Catostomus commersoni Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr](10.0)=0.720E-01*w[g]^0.872 Channa argusLiu et al. (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr](15.0)=0.109*w[g]^0.856 Channa argus Liuet al. (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.263*w[g]^0.812 Channa argus Liuet al. (2000)44DRAFT August 1, 2012so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.503*w[g]^0.745 Channa argus Liuet al. (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr](30.0)=0.778*w[g]^0.705 Channa argus Liuet al. (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr](35.0)=0.967*w[g]^0.685 Channa argus Liuet al. (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.699E-01*w[g]^0.779*EXP(0.653E-01*t[celsius]) Channa argus Liu et al. (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.542E-01*w[g]^0.774*H(0.811E-01,35.0,38.0) Channa striatus Qin et al. (1997)so[mg(o2)/hr](28.0)=0.998*w[g]^0.764 Clarias gariepinus Conceição et al. (1998)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.750E-01*w[g]^0.888*EXP(0.470E-01*t[celsius]) Coregonus artedii McDermot and Rose (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.750E-01*w[g]^0.880*EXP(0.470E-01*t[celsius]) Coregonus hoyi Rudstam et al. (1994)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.243*w[g]^0.947*EXP(0.506E-01*t[celsius]) Coregonus lavaretus Huuskonen et al. (1998)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.135*w[g]^0.891*EXP(0.318E-01*t[celsius]) Coregonus sardinella Wohlschlag (1957)so[mg(o2)/hr](10.0)=0.271*w[g]^0.862 Coregonus spp. Dabrowska and Kaushik (1984)so[mg(o2)/hr](15.0)=0.471*w[g]^0.645 Ctenopharyngodonidella Wiley and Wike (1986)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.641*w[g]^0.645 Ctenopharyngodonidella Wiley and Wike (1986)so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.814*w[g]^0.645 Ctenopharyngodonidella Wiley and Wike (1986)so[mg(o2)/hr](30.0)=0.990*w[g]^0.645 Ctenopharyngodonidella Wiley and Wike (1986)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.288E-01*w[g]^0.685*EXP(0.800E-01*t[celsius]) Cyprinodontid_poeciliid Glass (1969), Jordanet al. (1993), Mitz and Newman (1989),Murphy and Murphy (1971), and Nordlie et al. (1991)so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.138E-01*w[g]^0.816 Cyprinus carpio Cui and Liu (1990b)so[mg(o2)/hr](10.0)=0.214E-01*w[g]^0.972 Cyprinus carpio Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.837E-01*w[g]^0.895 Cyprinus carpio Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr](30.0)=0.234*w[g]^0.864 Cyprinus carpio Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.109E-01*w[g]^0.910*EXP(0.962E-01*t[celsius]) Cyprinus carpio Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.210E-01*w[g]^0.800 Cyprinus carpio Ohlberger et al. (2005)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.212*w[g]^0.847 Cyprinus carpio Oikawa and Itazawa (1984)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.102*w[g]^0.820*EXP(0.550E-01*t[celsius]) Esox lucius Bevelhimer et al. (1985)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.102*w[g]^0.820*EXP(0.800E-01*t[celsius]) Esox lucius Heikinheimo and Korhonen (1996)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.102*w[g]^0.820*EXP(0.550E-01*t[celsius]) Esox lucius McDermot and Rose (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.102*w[g]^0.820*EXP(0.550E-01*t[celsius]) Esox lucius_x_masquinongy Schoenebeck et al. (2008)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.102*w[g]^0.820*EXP(0.550E-01*t[celsius]) Esox masquinongy Bevelhimer et al. (1985)so[mg(o2)/hr](16.0)=0.258*w[g]^0.593 Fundulus parvipinnis Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.108*w[g]^0.830*H(0.117,29.0,36.0) Fundulus parvipinnis Madon et al. (2001)so[mg(o2)/hr](28.0)=0.201*w[g]^0.640 Gambusia sp. Mitzand Newman (1989)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.732E-01*w[g]^0.526*EXP(0.810E-01*t[celsius]) Gila atraria Rajagopal and Kramer (1974)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.213E-01*w[g]^0.916*H(0.110,28.2,31.6) Gila cypha Petersen and Paukert (2005)so[mg(o2)/hr](22.0)=0.458*w[g]^0.632 Glossogobius giuris Singh and Munshi (1985)so[mg(o2)/hr](26.0)=0.243*w[g]^0.733 Gymnotiform_fishes Julian et Al.(2003)45DRAFT August 1, 2012so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.165E-01*w[g]^1.164*EXP(0.104E-01*t[celsius]) Lepisosteus spp. Rahn et al. (1971), Smatresk and Cameron (1982), Farmer andJackson (1998)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.316*w[g]^0.870 Lepomis gibbosusDavies and Moyes (2007)so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.106*w[g]^0.710 Lepomis gibbosusO'Hara (1968)so[mg(o2)/hr](30.0)=0.204*w[g]^0.791 Lepomis gibbosusO'Hara (1968)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.113*w[g]^0.731*EXP(0.589E-01*t[celsius]) Lepomis macrochirus Breck (1993)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.191*w[g]^0.930 Lepomis macrochirus Davies and Moyes (2007)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.500E-01*w[g]^0.800*H(0.953E-01,36.0,40.0) Lepomis macrochirus McDermot and Rose (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.459E-01*w[g]^0.800*H(0.953E-01,37.0,41.0) Lepomis macrochirus McDermot and Rose (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.108*w[g]^0.717 Lepomis macrochirus O'Hara (1968)so[mg(o2)/hr](30.0)=0.164*w[g]^0.749 Lepomis macrochirus O'Hara (1968)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.459E-01*w[g]^0.800*H(0.953E-01,37.0,41.0) Lepomis macrochirus Trebitz (1997)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.500E-01*w[g]^0.800*H(0.953E-01,36.0,40.0) Lepomis macrochirus Trebitz (1997)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.202*w[g]^0.804*EXP(0.159E-01*t[celsius]) Lepomis macrochirus Wohlschlag and Juliano (1959)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.638E-02*w[g]^1.062*EXP(0.131*t[celsius]) Lepomis macrochirus Wohlschlag and Juliano (1959)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.119*w[g]^0.849*EXP(0.456E-01*t[celsius]) Lepomis macrochirus Wohlschlag and Juliano (1959)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.117E-01*w[g]^0.862*EXP(0.265*t[celsius]) Lepomis macrochirus Wohlschlag and Juliano (1959)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.663E-01*w[g]^0.830*EXP(0.712E-01*t[celsius]) Lepomis sp. O'Hara (1968), Evans (1984), Breck (1993), Wohlschlag andJuliano (1959)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.126*w[g]^0.828*H(0.660E-01,21.0,24.0) Lota lota Rudstam et al. (1995)so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.135E-01*w[g]^0.716 Macropodus chinensis Cui and Liu (1990b)so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.303*w[g]^0.667 Menidia beryllina Peck et al. (2003)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.309*w[g]^0.960 Micropterus dolomieui Davies and Moyes (2007)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.374E-02*w[g]^0.790*H(0.251,30.0,37.0) Micropterus dolomieui Shuter and Post (1990)so[mg(o2)/hr]=1.84*w[g]^0.244*H(0.932E-01,30.0,37.0)Micropterus dolomieui Whitledge et al. (2003)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.175*w[g]^0.654*EXP(0.589E-01*t[celsius]) Micropterus salmoides Beyers (1999), Glass (1969), Rice et al. (1983), Trebitz (1997)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.116*w[g]^0.645*EXP(0.811E-01*t[celsius]) Micropterus salmoides Beyers (1999)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.288*w[g]^0.940 Micropterus salmoides Davies and Moyes (2007)so[mg(o2)/hr](12.0)=0.396*w[g]^0.662 Micropterus salmoides Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.517*w[g]^0.629 Micropterus salmoides Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.402*w[g]^0.779 Micropterus salmoides Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.348*w[g]^0.645*EXP(0.310E-01*t[celsius]) Micropterus salmoides Rice et al. (1983)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.116*w[g]^0.645*EXP(0.811E-01*t[celsius]) Micropterus salmoides Trebitz (1997)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.117*w[g]^0.782*EXP(0.760E-01*t[celsius]) Morone saxatilis Hartman and Brandt (1993, 1995)so[mg(o2)/hr](15.0)=1.88*w[g]^0.774Notemigonus crysoleucas Maki et al. (1973)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.110*w[g]^0.783*EXP(0.682E-01*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus kisutch Stewart and Ibarra (1991)46DRAFT August 1, 2012so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.830E-01*w[g]^0.793*EXP(0.138*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus mykiss Muller-feuga et al. (1978)so[mg(o2)/hr](5.0)=0.155*w[g]^0.784Oncorhynchus mykiss Rao (1968)so[mg(o2)/hr](15.0)=0.306*w[g]^0.783 Oncorhynchus mykiss Rao (1968)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.110*w[g]^0.783*EXP(0.682E-01*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus mykiss Rand et al. (1993)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.144*w[g]^0.730*EXP(0.560E-01*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus mykiss Trudel and Welch (2005)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.596E-01*w[g]^0.791*EXP(0.860E-01*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus nerka Beauchamp et al. (1989)so[mg(o2)/hr](5.3)=0.565E-01*w[g]^0.914 Oncorhynchusnerka Brett and Glass (1973)so[mg(o2)/hr](15.0)=0.150*w[g]^0.846 Oncorhynchus nerka Brett and Glass (1973)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.199*w[g]^0.884 Oncorhynchus nerka Brett and Glass (1973)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.429E-01*w[g]^0.882*EXP(0.759E-01*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus nerka Brett and Glass (1973)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.529E-01*w[g]^0.870*EXP(0.640E-01*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus nerka Trudel and Welch (2005)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.110*w[g]^0.783*EXP(0.682E-01*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus tshawytscha Stewart and Ibarra (1991)so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.145E-01*w[g]^0.928 Oreochromismossambicus Cui and Liu (1990b)so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.243*w[g]^0.754 Oreochromis niloticus Yamamoto (1992)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.112*w[g]^0.784*EXP(0.360E-01*t[celsius]) Osmerus mordax Lantry and Stewart (1993)so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.127*w[g]^0.736 Panaque maccus Nelson (2002)so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.127*w[g]^0.736 Panaque nigrolineatus Nelson (2002)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.100E-01*w[g]^0.720*EXP(0.190*t[celsius]) Perca flavescens Enders et al. (2006)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.610E-01*w[g]^0.800*H(0.811E-01,32.0,35.0) Perca flavescens Kitchell et al. (1977)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.613E-01*w[g]^0.800*H(0.107,28.0,33.0) Perca flavescens Kitchell et al. (1977)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.690E-01*w[g]^0.800*H(0.953E-01,28.0,32.0) Perca flavescens McDermot and Rose (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.844E-01*w[g]^0.800*H(0.635E-01,32.0,34.0) Perca flavescens McDermot and Rose (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.613E-01*w[g]^0.800*H(0.107,28.0,33.0) Perca flavescens Post (1990)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.610E-01*w[g]^0.800*H(0.811E-01,32.0,35.0) Perca flavescens Post (1990)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.610E-01*w[g]^0.800*H(0.811E-01,32.0,35.0) Perca flavescens Rose et al. (1999)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.613E-01*w[g]^0.800*H(0.107,28.0,33.0) Perca flavescens Rose et al. (1999)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.610E-01*w[g]^0.800*H(0.811E-01,32.0,35.0) Perca fluviatilis Shuter and Post (1990)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.104*w[g]^0.800*H(0.811E-01,29.0,32.0) Phoxinus eosxneogaeus Trudel and Boisclair (1994)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.423E-01*w[g]^0.800*H(0.811E-01,29.0,32.0) Phoxinus eosxneogaeus Gauthier and Boisclair (1997)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.550E-01*w[g]^0.959*H(0.878E-01,28.0,30.0) Pimephales promelas Duffy (1998)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.771E-01*w[g]^1.053*EXP(0.111*t[celsius]) Pimephales promelas Wares and Igram (1979)so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.143E-01*w[g]^0.999 Psuedobarusfulvidraco Cui and Liu (1990b)so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.128E-01*w[g]^0.857 Psuedorasbora parva Cui and Liu (1990b)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.687E-01*w[g]^0.715*EXP(0.105*t[celsius]) Ptychocheilus oregonensis Cech et al. (1994)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.687E-01*w[g]^0.715*EXP(0.105*t[celsius]) Ptychocheilus oregonensis Petersen and Ward (1999)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.405E-01*w[g]^0.823*EXP(0.216*t[celsius]) Pungitius pungitius Cameron et al. (1973)47DRAFT August 1, 2012so[mg(o2)/hr](18.0)=0.424*w[g]^0.486 Rhinichthys osculus Rajagopal and Kramer (1974)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.340E-01*w[g]^0.760*EXP(0.880E-01*t[celsius]) Rutilus rutilus Hölker and Breckling (2002)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.808E-04*w[g]^0.750*EXP(0.640E-01*t[celsius]) Rutilus rutilus Hölker and Haertel (2004)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.310E-01*w[g]^0.720*H(0.142,30.0,33.0) Rutilus rutilus Horppila and Peltonen (1997)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.240E-01*w[g]^0.930 Rutilus rutilus Ohlberger et al. (2005)so[mg(o2)/hr](10.0)=0.153*w[g]^0.932 Salmo trutta Carrick (1981)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.542E-01*w[g]^0.731*EXP(0.938E-01*t[celsius]) Salmo trutta Dieterman et al. (2004)so[mg(o2)/hr](10.0)=0.392E-01*w[g]^1.153 Salmo truttaGlass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr](15.0)=0.881E-01*w[g]^1.063 Salmo truttaGlass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.117*w[g]^1.056 Salmo trutta Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.289E-01*w[g]^1.091*EXP(0.627E-01*t[celsius]) Salmo trutta Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr](2.0)=0.805E-01*w[g]^0.732 Salvelinus alpinus Holeton (1973)so[mg(o2)/hr](6.0)=0.114*w[g]^0.748Salvelinus alpinus Holeton (1973)so[mg(o2)/hr](5.0)=0.363E-01*w[g]^0.834 Salvelinus fontinalis Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr](10.0)=0.715E-01*w[g]^0.845 Salvelinus fontinalis Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr](15.0)=0.107*w[g]^0.837 Salvelinus fontinalis Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.150*w[g]^0.804 Salvelinus fontinalis Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.279E-01*w[g]^0.830*EXP(0.847E-01*t[celsius]) Salvelinus fontinalis Glass (1969)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.193*w[g]^0.705*EXP(0.590E-01*t[celsius]) Salvelinus namaycush Stewart et al. (1983), He and Stewart (1998)so[mg(o2)/hr](10.0)=0.441E-02*w[g]^0.940 Silurus meridionalis Xiaojun and Ruyung (1990)so[mg(o2)/hr](15.0)=0.559E-02*w[g]^0.934 Silurus meridionalis Xiaojun and Ruyung (1990)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.115E-01*w[g]^0.834 Silurus meridionalis Xiaojun and Ruyung (1990)so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.196E-01*w[g]^0.766 Silurus meridionalis Xiaojun and Ruyung (1990)so[mg(o2)/hr](30.0)=0.235E-01*w[g]^0.748 Silurus meridionalis Xiaojun and Ruyung (1990)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.499E-02*w[g]^0.844*EXP(0.374E-01*t[celsius]) Silurus meridionalis Xiaojun and Ruyung (1990)so[mg(o2)/hr](10.0)=0.327E-01*w[g]^0.886 Siniperca chuatsi Liu et al. (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr](15.0)=0.763E-01*w[g]^0.858 Siniperca chuatsi Liu et al. (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.204*w[g]^0.806 Siniperca chuatsi Liu et al. (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr](25.0)=0.139*w[g]^0.652 Siniperca chuatsi Liu et al. (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr](30.0)=0.467*w[g]^0.804 Siniperca chuatsi Liu et al. (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr](35.0)=0.537*w[g]^0.838 Siniperca chuatsi Liu et al. (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.208E-01*w[g]^0.807*EXP(0.912E-01*t[celsius]) Siniperca chuatsi Liu et al. (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.570E-01*w[g]^0.850*EXP(0.691E-01*t[celsius]) Stizostedion canadense Minton and McLean (1982)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.672E-01*w[g]^0.800*H(0.107,27.0,32.0) Stizostedion vitreum Kitchell et al. (1977)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.672E-01*w[g]^0.800*H(0.107,27.0,32.0) Stizostedion vitreum Madon and Culver (1993)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.860E-01*w[g]^0.780*H(0.107,27.0,32.0) Stizostedion vitreum Madon and Culver (1993)48DRAFT August 1, 2012so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.672E-01*w[g]^0.850*H(0.107,27.0,32.0) Stizostedion vitreum McDermot and Rose (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.113*w[g]^0.780*H(0.811E-01,27.0,30.0) Stizostedion vitreum McDermot and Rose (2000)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.240*w[g]^0.780*H(0.811E-01,27.0,30.0) Stizostedion vitreum Rose et al. (1999)so[mg(o2)/hr]=0.852E-02*w[g]^0.850*H(0.107,27.0,32.0) Stizostedion vitreum Rose et al. (1999)so[mg(o2)/hr](20.0)=0.140*w[g]^0.882 Stizostedion vitreum Tarby (1980)Feeding time to satiationst[minutes]=24.4*w[g]^0.081*EXP(0.196E-01*t[celsius]) Oncorhynchus mykiss Grove et al. (1978)Minimum total length at sexual maturitytl_r0[cm]=45.7Lepisosteus platostomus Carlander (1969)tl_r0[cm]=48.3Lepisosteus platostomus Carlander (1969)Weight-to-fork length relationshipw[g]=a*fl[cm]^ba=0.135E-01 (sd=1.163; n=54) interspeciesw[g]=a*fl[cm]^bb=3.089 (sd=0.206; n=54) interspeciesw[g]=a*fl[cm]^bLn(a)=6.227-3.410*b (r2=0.364; n=54) interspeciesw[g]=0.396E-02*fl[cm]^3.130Acipenser transmontanus Semakula and Larkin (1968)w[g]=0.366E-02*fl[cm]^3.150Acipenser transmontanus Semakula and Larkin (1968)w[g]=0.241E-01*fl[cm]^2.801Alosa sapidissima Http://www.chesapeake.org/ties/mwt/sassampl/l-w.htmw[g]=0.475E-02*fl[cm]^3.331Ameiurus catus Borgeson and McCammon (1967)w[g]=0.722E-02*fl[cm]^3.193Ameiurus catus Schaffter (1997)w[g]=0.722E-02*fl[cm]^3.193Ameiurus catus Schaffter (1997)w[g]=0.147E-01*fl[cm]^3.141Archoplites interruptus Wrenn (1968)w[g]=0.149E-01*fl[cm]^3.132Archoplites interruptus Aceituno and Vanicek (1976)w[g]=0.146E-01*fl[cm]^3.150Archoplites interruptus Aceituno and Vanicek (1976)w[g]=0.132*fl[cm]^2.880Catostomus catostomus Harris (1962)w[g]=0.570E-02*fl[cm]^3.250Catostomus columbianus Dauble (1980)w[g]=0.603E-01*fl[cm]^2.629Catostomus commersoni Carlander (1969)w[g]=0.118E-01*fl[cm]^2.996Catostomus occidentalis Villa (1985)w[g]=0.804E-02*fl[cm]^3.110Coregonus clupeaformis Carlander (1969)w[g]=0.208E-02*fl[cm]^3.480Coregonus clupeaformis Qadri (1968)w[g]=0.475E-02*fl[cm]^3.260Coregonus clupeaformis Qadri (1968)w[g]=0.300E-01*fl[cm]^3.410Coregonus nasus Muth (1969)w[g]=0.300E-01*fl[cm]^3.410Coregonus nasus Muth (1969)w[g]=0.423E-02*fl[cm]^3.210Esox masquinongy Carlander (1969)49DRAFT August 1, 2012w[g]=0.126E-01*fl[cm]^3.235Hydrocynus vittatus Griffith (1975)w[g]=0.107*fl[cm]^3.040Ictalurus punctatus Carlander (1969)w[g]=0.112E-01*fl[cm]^3.260Lepomis macrochirus Carlander (1977)w[g]=0.168E-01*fl[cm]^3.129Lepomis macrochirus Tharratt (1966)w[g]=0.488E-01*fl[cm]^2.712Lepomis microlophus Tharratt (1966)w[g]=0.101E-01*fl[cm]^3.125Micropterus dolomieui Tharratt (1966)w[g]=0.120E-01*fl[cm]^3.080Micropterus salmoides Carlander (1977)w[g]=0.869E-02*fl[cm]^3.163Micropterus salmoides Tharratt (1966)w[g]=0.121E-01*fl[cm]^3.040Morone saxatilis Carlander (1997)w[g]=0.145E-01*fl[cm]^2.940Morone saxatilis Harris (1988)w[g]=0.490E-01*fl[cm]^2.710Morone saxatilis Hogans and Melvin (1984)w[g]=0.145E-01*fl[cm]^3.014Morone saxatilis Magnin and Beaulieu (1967)w[g]=0.145E-01*fl[cm]^3.014Morone saxatilis Williamson (1974)w[g]=0.145E-01*fl[cm]^3.014Morone saxatilis Williamson (1974)w[g]=0.108E-01*fl[cm]^2.954Oncorhynchus clarki Carlander (1969)w[g]=0.604E-02*fl[cm]^2.900Oncorhynchus mykiss Carlander (1969)w[g]=0.193E-01*fl[cm]^2.910Percopsis transmontana Gray and Dauble (1979)w[g]=0.293E-02*fl[cm]^3.197Polyodon_spathula Bronte and Johnson (1985)w[g]=0.492E-03*fl[cm]^3.534Polyodon_spathula Bronte and Johnson (1985)w[g]=0.575E-01*fl[cm]^2.822Polyodon_spathula Bronte and Johnson (1985)w[g]=0.955E-02*fl[cm]^3.100Polyodon_spathula Bronte and Johnson (1985)w[g]=0.196E-01*fl[cm]^2.940Polyodon_spathula Hoffnagle and Timmons (1989)w[g]=0.263E-01*fl[cm]^2.850Polyodon_spathula Reed et al. (1992)w[g]=0.148*fl[cm]^2.510Polyodon_spathula Reed et al. (1992)w[g]=0.195E-02*fl[cm]^3.460Polyodon_spathula Reed et al. (1992)w[g]=0.419E-02*fl[cm]^3.200Prosopium williamsoni Pettit and Wallace (1975)w[g]=0.419E-02*fl[cm]^3.200Prosopium williamsoni Pettit and Wallace (1975)w[g]=0.581E-02*fl[cm]^3.125Prosopium williamsoni Pettit and Wallace (1975)w[g]=0.931E-02*fl[cm]^3.085Ptychocheilus oregonensis Petersen and Ward (1999)w[g]=0.210E-01*fl[cm]^3.125Salvelinus alpinus Carlander (1969)w[g]=0.101*fl[cm]^3.179Salvelinus namaycush Hanson and Cordone (1967)w[g]=0.101*fl[cm]^3.179Salvelinus namaycush Webster et al. (1960)w[g]=0.101*fl[cm]^3.179Salvelinus namaycush Webster et al. (1960)w[g]=0.112E-01*fl[cm]^3.010Stizostedion vitreum Maule and Horton (1985)w[g]=0.188E-01*fl[cm]^3.026Tylochromis bangwelensis Griffith (1977)50DRAFT August 1, 2012Weight-to-standard length relationshipw[g]=a*sl[cm]^ba=0.178E-01 (sd=1.359; n=40) interspeciesw[g]=a*sl[cm]^bb=3.103 (sd=0.223; n=40) interspeciesw[g]=a*sl[cm]^bLn(a)=3.947-2.570*b (r2=0.179; n=40) interspeciesw[g]=0.372E-01*sl[cm]^3.033Ambloplites rupestris Redmon and Krumholz (1978)w[g]=0.136E-01*sl[cm]^3.096Catostomus commersoni Carlander (1969)w[g]=0.152E-01*sl[cm]^3.033Chrosomus erythrogaster Settles and Hoyt (1976)w[g]=0.159E-01*sl[cm]^3.010Coregonus clupeaformis Carlander (1969)w[g]=0.791E-03*sl[cm]^3.171Dorosoma petenense Bryant (1968)w[g]=0.121E-01*sl[cm]^3.120Etheostoma blennioides Carlander (1997, F52, L55, S351, W275)w[g]=0.121E-01*sl[cm]^3.120Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997, F52, L55, S351, W275)w[g]=0.174E-01*sl[cm]^2.898Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)w[g]=0.121E-01*sl[cm]^3.120Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)w[g]=0.174E-01*sl[cm]^2.898Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)w[g]=0.174E-01*sl[cm]^2.898Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)w[g]=0.485E-01*sl[cm]^2.750Gila atraria Carlander (1969)w[g]=0.270E-01*sl[cm]^3.138Lepomis cyanellus Redmon and Krumholz (1978)w[g]=0.191E-01*sl[cm]^3.290Lepomis gibbosus Copp et al. (2002)w[g]=0.140E-01*sl[cm]^3.504Lepomis gulosus Redmon and Krumholz (1978)w[g]=0.319E-01*sl[cm]^3.100Lepomis macrochirus Carlander (1977)w[g]=0.121E-01*sl[cm]^3.585Lepomis macrochirus Redmon and Krumholz (1978)w[g]=0.359E-01*sl[cm]^3.018Lepomis macrochirus Serns and Strawn (1975)w[g]=0.306E-01*sl[cm]^3.133Lepomis macrochirus Serns and Strawn (1975)w[g]=0.186E-01*sl[cm]^3.296Lepomis megalotis Carlander (1977)w[g]=0.281E-01*sl[cm]^3.250Lepomis megalotis Redmon and Krumholz (1978)w[g]=0.171E-01*sl[cm]^3.115Micropterus dolomieui Carlander (1977)w[g]=0.376E-02*sl[cm]^3.586Micropterus dolomieui Redmon and Krumholz (1978)w[g]=0.194E-01*sl[cm]^3.060Micropterus salmoides Carlander (1977)w[g]=0.185E-01*sl[cm]^3.106Micropterus salmoides Redmon and Krumholz (1978)w[g]=0.224E-01*sl[cm]^3.093Morone americana Bath and O'Connor (1982)w[g]=0.376E-01*sl[cm]^2.891Morone americana Marcy and Richards (1974)w[g]=0.104E-01*sl[cm]^3.081Morone chrysops Nordhaus et al. (1998)w[g]=0.229E-01*sl[cm]^2.940Moxostoma duquesnei Bowman (1970)w[g]=0.229E-01*sl[cm]^2.950Moxostoma duquesnei Bowman (1970)w[g]=0.120E-01*sl[cm]^3.010Noturus hildebrandi Mayden and Walsh (1984)w[g]=0.155E-01*sl[cm]^3.070Noturus miurus Burr and Mayden (1982)51DRAFT August 1, 2012w[g]=13.8*sl[cm]^2.700Oncorhynchus aguabonita Knapp and Dudley (1990)w[g]=0.208E-01*sl[cm]^2.953Oncorhynchus clarki Irving (1954)w[g]=0.540E-02*sl[cm]^3.340Oncorhynchus mykiss Carlander (1969)w[g]=0.214E-01*sl[cm]^3.046Pomoxis annularis Carlander (1977)w[g]=0.373E-02*sl[cm]^3.766Pomoxis annularis Redmon and Krumholz (1978)w[g]=0.309E-01*sl[cm]^2.997Pomoxis nigromaculatus Carlander (1977)w[g]=0.147E-02*sl[cm]^2.745Pungitius pungitius Cameron et al. (1973)w[g]=0.133E-01*sl[cm]^3.223Semotilus atromaculatus Schemske (1974)Weight-to-total length relationshipw[g]=a*tl[cm]^ba=0.803E-02 (sd=1.245; n=231) interspeciesw[g]=a*tl[cm]^bb=3.085 (sd=0.236; n=231) interspeciesw[g]=a*tl[cm]^bLn(a)=5.130-3.227*b (r2=0.375; n=231) interspeciesw[g]=0.118E-02*tl[cm]^3.348Acipenser transmontanus Kohlhorst et al. (1980)w[g]=0.603E-02*tl[cm]^3.120Alosa aestivalis Guest (1988)w[g]=0.296E-02*tl[cm]^3.327Alosa pseudoharengus O'Gorman et al. (1997)w[g]=0.176E-01*tl[cm]^2.801Alosa sapidissima Http://www.chesapeake.org/ties/mwt/sassampl/l-w.htmw[g]=0.177E-01*tl[cm]^3.074Ambloplites cavifrons Bister et al. (2000)w[g]=0.125E-01*tl[cm]^3.155Ambloplites cavifrons Petrimoulx (1983)w[g]=0.177E-01*tl[cm]^3.074Ambloplites rupestris Bister et al. (2000)w[g]=0.350E-02*tl[cm]^3.395Ameiurus catus Bister et al. (2000)w[g]=0.129E-01*tl[cm]^3.085Ameiurus melas Bister et al. (2000)w[g]=0.721E-02*tl[cm]^3.232Ameiurus natalis Bister et al. (2000)w[g]=0.107E-01*tl[cm]^3.105Ameiurus nebulosus Bister et al. (2000)w[g]=0.166E-02*tl[cm]^3.070Anguilla rostrata Hansen and Eversole (1984)w[g]=0.220E-01*tl[cm]^2.768Aphredoderus sayanus Shepherd and Huish (1978)w[g]=0.855E-02*tl[cm]^3.107Aplodinotus_grunniens Childress (1991)w[g]=0.229E-02*tl[cm]^3.460Aplodinotus_grunniens Dreves et al. (1996)w[g]=0.287E-02*tl[cm]^3.451Aplodinotus_grunniens Nelson (1974)w[g]=0.860E-02*tl[cm]^3.106Aplodinotus_grunniens Priegel (1969)w[g]=0.647E-02*tl[cm]^3.190Aplodinotus_grunniens Purkett (1957)w[g]=0.853E-02*tl[cm]^3.090Aplodinotus_grunniens Wrenn (1968)w[g]=0.230E-01*tl[cm]^2.962Archoplites interruptus Imler et al. (1975)w[g]=0.142E-01*tl[cm]^2.992Carpiodes carpio Bister et al. (2000)w[g]=0.964E-02*tl[cm]^3.099Carpiodes carpio Morris (1965)w[g]=0.584E-02*tl[cm]^3.248Carpiodes carpio Nelson (1974)52DRAFT August 1, 2012w[g]=0.531E-01*tl[cm]^2.786Carpiodes cyprinus Woodward and Wissing (1976)w[g]=0.571E-01*tl[cm]^2.808Carpiodes velifer Woodward and Wissing (1976)w[g]=2.04*tl[cm]^2.850Catostomus catostomus Bailey (1969)w[g]=0.153E-01*tl[cm]^2.940Catostomus commersoni Bister et al. (2000)w[g]=0.361E-01*tl[cm]^2.704Catostomus commersoni Carlander (1969)w[g]=0.392E-02*tl[cm]^3.312Catostomus platyrhynchus Hauser (1969)w[g]=0.392E-02*tl[cm]^3.312Catostomus platyrhynchus Hauser (1969)w[g]=0.117E-01*tl[cm]^2.972Catostomus platyrhynchus Wydoski and Wydoski (2002)w[g]=0.300E-02*tl[cm]^3.289Coregonus clupeaformis Carlander (1969)w[g]=0.407E-02*tl[cm]^3.171Coregonus clupeaformis Edsall (1960)w[g]=0.556E-02*tl[cm]^3.104Coregonus hoyi Dryer and Beil (1968)w[g]=0.115E-01*tl[cm]^2.980Cottus cognatus Craig and Wells (1976)w[g]=0.479E-02*tl[cm]^3.140Cycleptus elongatus Moss et al. (1983)w[g]=0.794E-03*tl[cm]^3.590Cycleptus elongatus Rupprecht and Jahn (1980)w[g]=0.794E-03*tl[cm]^3.590Cycleptus elongatus Hand and Jackson (2003)w[g]=0.359E-01*tl[cm]^3.194Cyprinus carpio Bister et al. (2000)w[g]=0.194E-01*tl[cm]^2.864Cyprinus carpio Mauck and Summerfelt (1970)w[g]=0.120E-01*tl[cm]^3.025Cyprinus carpio Nelson (1974)w[g]=0.210E-01*tl[cm]^2.890Cyprinus carpio Purkett (1957)w[g]=0.667E-02*tl[cm]^3.100Dorosoma cepedianum Drenner et al. (1982)w[g]=0.118E-01*tl[cm]^2.932Dorosoma cepedianum Childress (1991)w[g]=0.390E-03*tl[cm]^3.171Dorosoma petenense Bryant (1968)w[g]=0.362E-03*tl[cm]^3.160Dorosoma petenense Bryant (1968)w[g]=0.420E-03*tl[cm]^3.183Dorosoma petenense Bryant (1968)w[g]=0.490E-02*tl[cm]^3.059Esox lucius Willis (1989)w[g]=0.265E-02*tl[cm]^3.191Esox lucius Nelson (1974)w[g]=0.564E-02*tl[cm]^3.035Esox lucius Wolfert and Miller (1978)w[g]=0.162E-02*tl[cm]^3.320Esox masquinongy Carlander (1969)w[g]=0.230*tl[cm]^2.234Esox masquinongy Belusz (1978)w[g]=0.600E-02*tl[cm]^3.016Esox masquinongy Haas (1978)w[g]=0.111E-02*tl[cm]^3.419Esox masquinongy Kinman (1989)w[g]=0.672E-02*tl[cm]^3.228Etheostoma blennioides Wolfe et al. (1978)w[g]=0.117E-01*tl[cm]^2.971Etheostoma blennioides Wolfe et al. (1978)w[g]=0.852E-02*tl[cm]^3.120Etheostoma blennioides Carlander (1997, F52, L55, S351, W275)w[g]=0.868E-02*tl[cm]^3.063Etheostoma flabellare Carlander (1997, B444, K176, L256)w[g]=0.127E-02*tl[cm]^2.835Etheostoma flabellare Carlander (1997, B444, K176, L256)53DRAFT August 1, 2012w[g]=0.868E-02*tl[cm]^3.063Etheostoma flabellare Carlander (1997, B444, K176, L256)w[g]=0.127E-02*tl[cm]^2.835Etheostoma flabellare Carlander (1997, B444, K176, L256)w[g]=0.736E-02*tl[cm]^3.113Etheostoma microperca Johnson (1991)w[g]=0.852E-02*tl[cm]^3.120Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997, F52, L55, S351, W275)w[g]=0.868E-02*tl[cm]^3.063Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997, B444, K176, L256)w[g]=0.127E-02*tl[cm]^2.835Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997, B444, K176, L256)w[g]=0.714E-02*tl[cm]^3.193Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997, L55, L256, S351)w[g]=0.370E-01*tl[cm]^3.120Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)w[g]=0.583E-02*tl[cm]^3.347Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)w[g]=0.852E-02*tl[cm]^3.120Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)w[g]=0.868E-02*tl[cm]^3.063Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)w[g]=0.127E-02*tl[cm]^2.835Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)w[g]=0.714E-02*tl[cm]^3.193Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)w[g]=0.370E-01*tl[cm]^3.120Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)w[g]=0.583E-02*tl[cm]^3.347Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)w[g]=0.370E-01*tl[cm]^3.120Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)w[g]=0.714E-02*tl[cm]^3.193Etheostoma zonale Carlander (1997, L55, L256, S351)w[g]=0.182E-01*tl[cm]^3.085Exoglossum maxillingua Pappantoniou et al. (1984)w[g]=0.390E-01*tl[cm]^2.750Gila atraria Carlander (1969)w[g]=0.692E-02*tl[cm]^3.086Gila robusta Vanicek and Kramer (1969)w[g]=0.118E-01*tl[cm]^2.860Gila robusta Vanicek and Kramer (1969)w[g]=0.187E-01*tl[cm]^2.788Hiodon alosoides Miller and Nelson (1974)w[g]=0.741E-02*tl[cm]^3.063Hiodon alosoides Miller and Nelson (1974)w[g]=0.423E-02*tl[cm]^3.221Hiodon alosoides Nelson (1974)w[g]=0.215E-02*tl[cm]^3.400Ictalurus furcatus Muoneke and Pope (1999)w[g]=0.347E-03*tl[cm]^3.196Ictalurus furcatus Conder and Hoffarth (1962)w[g]=0.183E-02*tl[cm]^3.427Ictalurus furcatus Hale and Timmons (1989)w[g]=0.486E-02*tl[cm]^3.175Ictalurus furcatus Hale and Timmons (1990)w[g]=0.397E-02*tl[cm]^3.223Ictalurus furcatus Hale and Timmons (1990)w[g]=0.419E-02*tl[cm]^3.350Ictalurus punctatus Carlander (1969)w[g]=0.211E-02*tl[cm]^3.516Ictalurus punctatus Conder and Hoffarth (1962)w[g]=0.247E-01*tl[cm]^2.722Ictalurus punctatus Freeze and Tatum (1977)w[g]=0.252E-02*tl[cm]^3.324Ictalurus punctatus Jearld and Brown (1971)w[g]=0.293E-02*tl[cm]^3.300Ictalurus punctatus Purkett (1957)w[g]=0.381E-02*tl[cm]^3.230Ictalurus punctatus Starostka and Nelson (1974)w[g]=0.813E-02*tl[cm]^3.208Ictiobus bubalus Bister et al. (2000)54DRAFT August 1, 2012w[g]=0.850E-02*tl[cm]^3.166Ictiobus bubalus Nelson (1974)w[g]=0.112E-01*tl[cm]^3.077Ictiobus bubalus Wrenn (1968)w[g]=0.112E-01*tl[cm]^3.118Ictiobus cyprinellus Bister et al. (2000)w[g]=0.104E-01*tl[cm]^3.132Ictiobus cyprinellus Nelson (1974)w[g]=0.104E-01*tl[cm]^3.132Ictiobus cyprinellus Moen (1974)w[g]=0.759E-03*tl[cm]^3.431Lepisosteus oculatus Bister et al. (2000)w[g]=0.435E-03*tl[cm]^3.449Lepisosteus osseus Bister (2000)w[g]=0.705E-03*tl[cm]^3.274Lepisosteus osseus Klaassen and Morgan(1974)w[g]=0.276E-03*tl[cm]^3.507Lepisosteus osseus Netsch and Witt (1962)w[g]=0.105E-01*tl[cm]^3.198Lepomis auritus Sandow et al. (1974)w[g]=0.105E-01*tl[cm]^3.198Lepomis auritus Petrimoulx (1983)w[g]=0.153E-01*tl[cm]^3.101Lepomis cyanellus Bister et al. (2000)w[g]=0.114E-01*tl[cm]^3.237Lepomis gibbosus Liao et al. (1995)w[g]=0.115E-01*tl[cm]^3.241Lepomis gulosus Bister et al. (2000)w[g]=0.746E-02*tl[cm]^3.373Lepomis gulosus Germann et al. (1974)w[g]=0.108E-01*tl[cm]^3.274Lepomis gulosus Germann et al. (1974)w[g]=0.108E-01*tl[cm]^3.060Lepomis macrochirus Carlander (1977)w[g]=0.113*tl[cm]^2.578Lepomis megalotis Carlander (1977)w[g]=0.871E-02*tl[cm]^3.120Micropterus coosae Carlander (1977)w[g]=0.116E-01*tl[cm]^2.991Micropterus coosae Catchings (1979)w[g]=0.621E-02*tl[cm]^3.211Micropterus coosae Catchings (1979)w[g]=0.743E-02*tl[cm]^3.200Micropterus dolomieui Kolander et al. (1993)w[g]=0.105E-01*tl[cm]^3.090Micropterus dolomieui Hubert (1975)w[g]=0.214E-01*tl[cm]^2.810Micropterus dolomieui Reed and Rabeni (1989)w[g]=0.665E-02*tl[cm]^3.215Micropterus punctulatus Wiens et al. (1996)w[g]=0.479E-02*tl[cm]^3.330Micropterus punctulatus Hubert (1975)w[g]=0.539E-02*tl[cm]^3.080Micropterus salmoides Carlander (1977)w[g]=0.407E-02*tl[cm]^3.361Micropterus salmoides Bryant and Houser (1971)w[g]=0.317E-02*tl[cm]^3.418Micropterus salmoides Bryant and Houser (1971)w[g]=0.980E-02*tl[cm]^3.119Micropterus salmoides Colle et al. (1976)w[g]=0.676E-02*tl[cm]^3.210Micropterus salmoides Hubert (1975)w[g]=0.103E-01*tl[cm]^3.136Morone americana Bister et al. (2000)w[g]=0.104E-01*tl[cm]^3.081Morone chrysops Brown and Murphy (1991)w[g]=0.519E-02*tl[cm]^3.264Morone chrysops Houser and Bryant (1970)w[g]=0.553E-02*tl[cm]^3.269Morone chrysops Houser and Bryant (1970)w[g]=0.537E-02*tl[cm]^3.279Morone chrysops Nelson (1974)55DRAFT August 1, 2012w[g]=0.465E-02*tl[cm]^3.299Morone chrysops Priegel (1971)w[g]=0.215E-01*tl[cm]^2.880Morone chrysops Webb and Moss (1967)w[g]=0.160E-01*tl[cm]^2.990Morone chrysops Webb and Moss (1967)w[g]=0.979E-02*tl[cm]^3.133Morone mississippiensis Bister et al. (2000)w[g]=0.469E-01*tl[cm]^2.700Morone mississippiensis Priegel (1975)w[g]=0.121E-01*tl[cm]^3.007Morone saxatilis Brown and Murphy (1991)w[g]=0.105E-01*tl[cm]^3.026Morone saxatilis Kinman (1988)w[g]=0.155E-01*tl[cm]^2.934Morone saxatilis x chrysops Germann and Bunch (1983)w[g]=0.213E-01*tl[cm]^2.778Moxostoma anisurum Schneider et al. (2000)w[g]=0.212E-02*tl[cm]^3.410Moxostoma carinatum Tatum and Hackney (1969)w[g]=0.335E-02*tl[cm]^3.310Moxostoma carinatum Tatum and Hackney (1969)w[g]=0.788E-01*tl[cm]^3.098Moxostoma erythrurum Meyer (1962)w[g]=0.132E-01*tl[cm]^2.962Moxostoma macrolepidotum Bister et al. (2000)w[g]=0.955E-01*tl[cm]^3.021Moxostoma macrolepidotum Meyer (1962)w[g]=0.512E-02*tl[cm]^3.302Notemigonus crysoleucas Liao et al. (1995)w[g]=0.880E-02*tl[cm]^2.989Notropis hudsonius Smith and Kraemer (1964)w[g]=0.880E-02*tl[cm]^2.989Notropis hudsonius Smith and Kraemer (1964)w[g]=0.880E-02*tl[cm]^2.989Notropis petersoni Smith and Kraemer (1964)w[g]=0.857E-02*tl[cm]^3.072Oncorhynchus clarki Kruse and Hubert (1997)w[g]=0.289E-03*tl[cm]^2.764Oncorhynchus mykiss Carlander (1969)w[g]=0.188E-01*tl[cm]^2.823Oncorhynchus mykiss Varley et al. (1971)w[g]=0.476E-02*tl[cm]^2.952Osmerus mordax Bailey (1964)w[g]=0.652E-02*tl[cm]^3.200Perca flavescens Willis et al. (1991)w[g]=0.908E-02*tl[cm]^3.085Perca flavescens Nelson (1974)w[g]=0.858E-02*tl[cm]^3.008Percopsis omiscomaycus Pereira and Labar (1983)w[g]=0.513E-02*tl[cm]^3.590Pimephales promelas Duffy (1998)w[g]=0.735E-03*tl[cm]^3.350Polyodon_spathula Carlander (1969)w[g]=0.490E-02*tl[cm]^3.332Pomoxis annularis Neumann and Murphy (1991)w[g]=0.102E-01*tl[cm]^3.112Pomoxis annularis Gabelhouse (1984)w[g]=0.102E-01*tl[cm]^3.112Pomoxis annularis Gabelhouse (1984)w[g]=0.102E-01*tl[cm]^3.112Pomoxis annularis Gabelhouse (1984)w[g]=0.187E-01*tl[cm]^3.065Pomoxis annularis Nelson (1974)w[g]=0.102E-01*tl[cm]^3.112Pomoxis annularis Parrish et al. (1986)w[g]=0.773E-02*tl[cm]^3.150Pomoxis annularis Siefert (1969)w[g]=0.102E-01*tl[cm]^3.112Pomoxis annularis Willis et al. (1984)w[g]=0.533E-02*tl[cm]^3.345Pomoxis nigromaculatus Neumann and Murphy (1991)56DRAFT August 1, 2012w[g]=0.137E-01*tl[cm]^3.052Pomoxis nigromaculatus Gabelhouse (1984)w[g]=0.137E-01*tl[cm]^3.052Pomoxis nigromaculatus Gabelhouse (1984)w[g]=0.137E-01*tl[cm]^3.052Pomoxis nigromaculatus Gabelhouse (1984)w[g]=0.881E-02*tl[cm]^3.198Pomoxis nigromaculatus Nelson (1974)w[g]=0.137E-01*tl[cm]^3.052Pomoxis nigromaculatus Willis et al. (1984)w[g]=0.249E-02*tl[cm]^3.294Prosopium cylindraceum Mraz (1964)w[g]=0.891E-02*tl[cm]^3.036Prosopium williamsoni Rogers et al. (1996)w[g]=0.511E-02*tl[cm]^3.126Ptychocheilus_lucius Vanicek and Kramer (1969)w[g]=0.488E-02*tl[cm]^3.230Pylodictis olivaris Bister et al. (2000)w[g]=0.476E-02*tl[cm]^3.260Pylodictis olivaris Mayhew (1969)w[g]=0.103E-03*tl[cm]^3.099Pylodictis olivaris Minckley and Deacon (1959)w[g]=0.784E-02*tl[cm]^3.144Pylodictis olivaris Pisano (1983)w[g]=0.116*tl[cm]^2.965Rhinichthys atratulus Reed and Moulton (1973)w[g]=0.110*tl[cm]^3.001Rhinichthys atratulus Reed and Moulton (1973)w[g]=0.144E-01*tl[cm]^2.954Rhinichthys atratulus Reed and Moulton (1973)w[g]=0.116*tl[cm]^2.965Rhinichthys atratulus Reed and Moulton (1973)w[g]=0.116*tl[cm]^2.965Rhinichthys atratulus Reed and Moulton (1973)w[g]=0.110*tl[cm]^3.001Rhinichthys atratulus Reed and Moulton (1973)w[g]=0.144E-01*tl[cm]^2.954Rhinichthys atratulus Reed and Moulton (1973)w[g]=0.116*tl[cm]^2.965Rhinichthys atratulus Reed and Moulton (1973)w[g]=0.399E-01*tl[cm]^2.426Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Kuehn (1949)w[g]=0.444E-01*tl[cm]^2.394Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Kuehn (1949)w[g]=0.421E-01*tl[cm]^2.410Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Kuehn (1949)w[g]=0.625E-02*tl[cm]^3.087Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Kuehn (1949)w[g]=0.597E-02*tl[cm]^3.105Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Kuehn (1949)w[g]=0.611E-02*tl[cm]^3.096Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Kuehn (1949)w[g]=0.399E-01*tl[cm]^2.426Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Kuehn (1949)w[g]=0.444E-01*tl[cm]^2.394Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Kuehn (1949)w[g]=0.421E-01*tl[cm]^2.410Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Kuehn (1949)w[g]=0.399E-01*tl[cm]^2.426Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Reed(1959), Kuehn (1949)w[g]=0.444E-01*tl[cm]^2.394Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Reed(1959), Kuehn (1949)w[g]=0.421E-01*tl[cm]^2.410Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Reed(1959), Kuehn (1949)w[g]=0.625E-02*tl[cm]^3.087Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Reed(1959), Kuehn (1949)w[g]=0.597E-02*tl[cm]^3.105Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Reed(1959), Kuehn (1949)w[g]=0.611E-02*tl[cm]^3.096Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Reed(1959), Kuehn (1949)w[g]=0.399E-01*tl[cm]^2.426Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Reed(1959), Kuehn (1949)57DRAFT August 1, 2012w[g]=0.444E-01*tl[cm]^2.394Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Reed(1959), Kuehn (1949)w[g]=0.601E-02*tl[cm]^3.080Rutilus rutilus Turesson et al. (2002)w[g]=0.607E-02*tl[cm]^3.091Salmo salar Havey (1973)w[g]=0.171E-01*tl[cm]^3.125Salvelinus alpinus Carlander (1969)w[g]=0.103E-01*tl[cm]^2.986Salvelinus fontinalis Schneider et al. (2000)w[g]=0.367E-02*tl[cm]^3.246Salvelinus namaycush Piccolo et al. (1993)w[g]=0.605E-02*tl[cm]^3.140Salvelinus namaycush Borgmann and Whittle (1992)w[g]=0.326E-02*tl[cm]^3.282Salvelinus namaycush Rahrer (1965)w[g]=0.677E-02*tl[cm]^3.223Semotilus atromaculatus Schemske (1974)w[g]=0.594E-02*tl[cm]^3.138Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)w[g]=0.744E-02*tl[cm]^2.988Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)w[g]=0.699E-02*tl[cm]^3.135Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)w[g]=0.708E-02*tl[cm]^3.179Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)w[g]=0.107E-01*tl[cm]^2.979Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)w[g]=0.651E-02*tl[cm]^3.150Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)w[g]=0.102E-01*tl[cm]^2.998Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)w[g]=0.567E-02*tl[cm]^3.102Stizostedion canadense Nelson (1969)w[g]=0.529E-02*tl[cm]^3.107Stizostedion canadense Nelson (1974)w[g]=0.548E-02*tl[cm]^3.104Stizostedion canadense Surmont (1999)w[g]=0.150E-02*tl[cm]^3.420Stizostedion lucioperca Koed (2001)w[g]=0.317E-02*tl[cm]^3.300Stizostedion lucioperca Turesson et al. (2002)w[g]=0.533E-02*tl[cm]^3.180Stizostedion vitreum Murphy et al. (1990)w[g]=0.112E-01*tl[cm]^2.972Stizostedion vitreum Lewis (1970)w[g]=0.618E-02*tl[cm]^3.115Stizostedion vitreum Moss et al. (1985)w[g]=0.450E-02*tl[cm]^3.194Stizostedion vitreum Nelson (1974)w[g]=0.736E-02*tl[cm]^3.050Stizostedion vitreum Smith and Pycha (1961)w[g]=0.326E-02*tl[cm]^3.315Stizostedion vitreum Wolfert (1977)w[g]=0.310E-02*tl[cm]^3.331Stizostedion vitreum Wolfert (1977)Size of young-of-year fishyoy[g]=aa=51.003 (sd=*****; n=327) interspeciesyoy[g]=32.4Acipenser transmontanus Semakula and Larkin (1968)yoy[g]=83.8Acipenser transmontanus Semakula and Larkin (1968)yoy[g]=76.8Alosa sapidissima Lapointe (1957)yoy[g]=80.8Alosa sapidissima Lapointe (1957)yoy[g]=66.7Alosa sapidissima Lapointe (1957)58DRAFT August 1, 2012yoy[g]=11.9Ambloplites cavifrons Smith (1971)yoy[g]=3.557Ambloplites rupestris Redmon and Krumholz (1978)yoy[g]=12.6Ambloplites rupestris Surmont (1999)yoy[g]=3.170Ambloplites rupestris Swann et al. (1991), Benson (1959), Cathey (1973), Gwinner(1973), Spier (1969)yoy[g]=5.557Ameiurus catus Borgeson and McCammon (1967)yoy[g]=21.5Ameiurus catus Moss and Tucker (1988)yoy[g]=16.8Ameiurus catus Schaffter (1997)yoy[g]=16.1Ameiurus catus Schaffter (1997)yoy[g]=53.9Anguilla rostrata Hansen and Eversole (1984)yoy[g]=3.496Aphredoderus sayanus Shepherd and Huish (1978)yoy[g]=16.7Aplodinotus_grunniens Dreves et al. (1996)yoy[g]=15.2Aplodinotus_grunniens Nelson (1974)yoy[g]=23.4Aplodinotus_grunniens Priegel (1969)yoy[g]=20.3Aplodinotus_grunniens Purkett (1957)yoy[g]=7.661Aplodinotus_grunniens Swedberg (1968)yoy[g]=5.639Aplodinotus_grunniens Wrenn (1968)yoy[g]=15.9Archoplites interruptus Aceituno and Vanicek (1976)yoy[g]=3.994Archoplites interruptus Aceituno and Vanicek (1976)yoy[g]=45.9Archoplites interruptus Imler et al. (1975)yoy[g]=7.782Carpiodes carpio Purkett (1957)yoy[g]=4.222Carpiodes carpio Morris (1965)yoy[g]=1.468Carpiodes carpio Nelson (1974)yoy[g]=19.0Carpiodes cyprinus Woodward and Wissing (1976)yoy[g]=10.5Carpiodes velifer Woodward and Wissing (1976)yoy[g]=1069.6Catostomus catostomus Bailey (1969)yoy[g]=2.228Catostomus columbianus Dauble (1980)yoy[g]=21.9Catostomus commersoni Carlander (1969)yoy[g]=14.0Catostomus occidentalis Villa (1985)yoy[g]=0.369Catostomus platyrhynchus Hauser (1969)yoy[g]=0.386Catostomus platyrhynchus Hauser (1969)yoy[g]=2.879Catostomus platyrhynchus Wydoski and Wydoski (2002)yoy[g]=0.091Chrosomus erythrogaster Settles and Hoyt (1976)yoy[g]=16.0Coregonus clupeaformis Edsall (1960)yoy[g]=34.1Coregonus clupeaformis Qadri (1968)yoy[g]=19.8Coregonus clupeaformis Roelofs (1957)59DRAFT August 1, 2012yoy[g]=7.289Coregonus hoyi Dryer and Beil (1968)yoy[g]=62.9Coregonus nasus Muth (1969)yoy[g]=170.8Coregonus nasus Muth (1969)yoy[g]=0.582Cottus cognatus Craig and Wells (1976)yoy[g]=61.1Cycleptus elongatus Moss et al. (1983)yoy[g]=30.3Cycleptus elongatus Rupprecht and Jahn (1980)yoy[g]=22.5Cycleptus elongatus Hand and Jackson (2003)yoy[g]=17.9Cyprinus carpio Mauck and Summerfelt (1970)yoy[g]=59.0Cyprinus carpio Nelson (1974)yoy[g]=40.3Cyprinus carpio Purkett (1957)yoy[g]=37.9Dorosoma cepedianum Bonds (2000)yoy[g]=22.0Dorosoma cepedianum Surmont (1999)yoy[g]=0.231Dorosoma petenense Bryant (1968)yoy[g]=0.254Dorosoma petenense Bryant (1968)yoy[g]=0.057Dorosoma petenense Johnson (1970)yoy[g]=0.048Dorosoma petenense Johnson (1970)yoy[g]=96.0Esox lucius Harrison and Hadley (1983)yoy[g]=124.8Esox lucius Nelson (1974)yoy[g]=89.8Esox lucius Wolfert and Miller (1978)yoy[g]=79.1Esox masquinongy Axon (1978)yoy[g]=493.4Esox masquinongy Belusz (1978)yoy[g]=242.6Esox masquinongy Kinman (1989)yoy[g]=111.4Esox masquinongy Miles (1978)yoy[g]=16.9Esox masquinongy Parsons (1959)yoy[g]=2.671Etheostoma blennioides Wolfe et al. (1978)yoy[g]=2.358Etheostoma blennioides Wolfe et al. (1978)yoy[g]=2.129Etheostoma blennioides Carlander (1997, F52, L55, S351, W275)yoy[g]=0.364Etheostoma flabellare Carlander (1997, B444, K176, L256)yoy[g]=0.071Etheostoma flabellare Carlander (1997, B444, K176, L256)yoy[g]=0.210Etheostoma microperca Johnson (1991)yoy[g]=2.129Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997, F52, L55, S351, W275)yoy[g]=0.364Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997, B444, K176, L256)yoy[g]=0.682Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997, L55, L256, S351)yoy[g]=1.481Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)yoy[g]=0.604Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)yoy[g]=1.034Etheostoma spp Carlander (1997)60DRAFT August 1, 2012yoy[g]=0.682Etheostoma zonale Carlander (1997, L55, L256, S351)yoy[g]=4.512Exoglossum maxillingua Pappantoniou et al. (1984)yoy[g]=1.583Gila atraria Graham (1961)yoy[g]=2.338Gila atraria Neuhold (1955)yoy[g]=1.541Gila atraria Neuhold (1955)yoy[g]=1.565Gila robusta Vanicek and Kramer (1969)yoy[g]=1.854Gila robusta Vanicek and Kramer (1969)yoy[g]=18.6Hiodon alosoides Miller and Nelson (1974)yoy[g]=13.1Hiodon alosoides Miller and Nelson (1974)yoy[g]=11.6Hiodon alosoides Nelson (1974)yoy[g]=10.1Hiodon tergisus van Oosten (1961)yoy[g]=144.1Hydrocynus vittatus Griffith (1975)yoy[g]=1.575Ictalurus furcatus Conder and Hoffarth (1962)yoy[g]=13.1Ictalurus furcatus Hale and Timmons (1989)yoy[g]=23.2Ictalurus furcatus Hale and Timmons (1990)yoy[g]=18.8Ictalurus furcatus Hale and Timmons (1990)yoy[g]=11.6Ictalurus furcatus Kelley (1968)yoy[g]=52.6Ictalurus furcatus Kelley and Carver (1965)yoy[g]=10.3Ictalurus punctatus Conder and Hoffarth (1962)yoy[g]=12.9Ictalurus punctatus Eder and McDannold (1987)yoy[g]=27.6Ictalurus punctatus Freeze and Tatum (1977)yoy[g]=5.540Ictalurus punctatus Holland and Peters (1992)yoy[g]=4.929Ictalurus punctatus Jearld and Brown (1971)yoy[g]=58.2Ictalurus punctatus McElroy et al. (1990)yoy[g]=66.4Ictalurus punctatus McElroy et al. (1990)yoy[g]=22.9Ictalurus punctatus Moss and Tucker (1988)yoy[g]=1.437Ictalurus punctatus Purkett (1957)yoy[g]=0.204Ictalurus punctatus Starostka and Nelson (1974)yoy[g]=74.2Ictiobus bubalus Nelson (1974)yoy[g]=30.1Ictiobus bubalus Purkett (1957)yoy[g]=38.0Ictiobus bubalus Wrenn (1968)yoy[g]=264.4Lepisosteus osseus Klaassen and Morgan(1974)yoy[g]=337.2Lepisosteus osseus Netsch and Witt (1962)yoy[g]=3.162Lepomis auritus Sandow et al. (1974)yoy[g]=1.710Lepomis cyanellus Applegate et al. (1966)yoy[g]=1.432Lepomis cyanellus Purkett (1957)61DRAFT August 1, 2012yoy[g]=1.387Lepomis cyanellus Redmon and Krumholz (1978)yoy[g]=0.513Lepomis gibbosus Copp et al. (2002)yoy[g]=1.859Lepomis gulosus Germann et al. (1974)yoy[g]=2.680Lepomis gulosus Germann et al. (1974)yoy[g]=1.766Lepomis gulosus Redmon and Krumholz (1978)yoy[g]=1.332Lepomis macrochirus Applegate et al. (1966)yoy[g]=0.486Lepomis macrochirus Brown and Logan (1960)yoy[g]=0.790Lepomis macrochirus Drake et al. (1997)yoy[g]=2.056Lepomis macrochirus Fast et al. (1982)yoy[g]=4.430Lepomis macrochirus Garthause and Heidinger (1999)yoy[g]=0.492Lepomis macrochirus Price (1977)yoy[g]=1.075Lepomis macrochirus Redmon and Krumholz (1978)yoy[g]=3.314Lepomis macrochirus Serns and Strawn (1975)yoy[g]=4.004Lepomis macrochirus Serns and Strawn (1975)yoy[g]=5.585Lepomis macrochirus Surmont (1999)yoy[g]=0.903Lepomis macrochirus Tharratt (1966)yoy[g]=4.943Lepomis macrochirus Wiener and Hanneman (1982)yoy[g]=4.924Lepomis megalotis Applegate et al. (1966)yoy[g]=2.504Lepomis megalotis Redmon and Krumholz (1978)yoy[g]=4.871Lepomis megalotis Swann et al. (1991), Bettoli (1979)yoy[g]=3.364Lepomis microlophus Tharratt (1966)yoy[g]=22.6Micropterus coosae Barwick and Moore (1983)yoy[g]=21.6Micropterus coosae Barwick and Moore (1983)yoy[g]=2.336Micropterus coosae Catchings (1979)yoy[g]=1.378Micropterus coosae Catchings (1979)yoy[g]=9.911Micropterus coosae Parsons and Crittenden (1959)yoy[g]=2.169Micropterus coosae Cathey (1973), Gwinner (1973), Parsons (1954), Tatum (1965)yoy[g]=8.844Micropterus dolomieui Applegate et al. (1966)yoy[g]=4.753Micropterus dolomieui Baylis et al. (1993)yoy[g]=4.493Micropterus dolomieui Brown (1960)yoy[g]=51.1Micropterus dolomieui Buynak (1995)yoy[g]=17.9Micropterus dolomieui Hubert (1975)yoy[g]=9.834Micropterus dolomieui Marinac-sanders and Coble (1981), Paragamian (1973), Wiegert(1966)yoy[g]=6.183Micropterus dolomieui Peek (1965)yoy[g]=10.4Micropterus dolomieui Peek (1965)62DRAFT August 1, 2012yoy[g]=9.073Micropterus dolomieui Peek (1965)yoy[g]=5.808Micropterus dolomieui Redmon and Krumholz (1978)yoy[g]=5.706Micropterus dolomieui Reed and Rabeni (1989), Covington (1982), Fajen (1959, 1972,1975), Lowry (1953)yoy[g]=12.5Micropterus dolomieui Surmont (1999)yoy[g]=11.2Micropterus dolomieui Swann et al. (1991), Cathey (1973), Gwinner (1973),Whittinghill (1973), Stroud (1948)yoy[g]=32.5Micropterus dolomieui Tharratt (1966)yoy[g]=16.0Micropterus punctulatus Hubert (1975)yoy[g]=27.2Micropterus punctulatus Olmsted and Kilambi (1978)yoy[g]=10.5Micropterus punctulatus Surmont (1999)yoy[g]=7.634Micropterus punctulatus Swann et al. (1991), Bettoli(1979), Whittinghill (1973)yoy[g]=23.7Micropterus salmoides Applegate et al. (1966)yoy[g]=0.730Micropterus salmoides Brown and Logan (1960)yoy[g]=38.0Micropterus salmoides Bryant and Houser (1971)yoy[g]=82.0Micropterus salmoides Bryant and Houser (1971)yoy[g]=18.8Micropterus salmoides Buynak (1991)yoy[g]=23.0Micropterus salmoides Colle et al. (1976)yoy[g]=17.8Micropterus salmoides Fast et al. (1982)yoy[g]=27.8Micropterus salmoides Garthause and Heidinger (1999)yoy[g]=7.546Micropterus salmoides Guier et al. (1978)yoy[g]=15.6Micropterus salmoides Guier et al. (1978)yoy[g]=16.8Micropterus salmoides Guier et al. (1978)yoy[g]=14.5Micropterus salmoides Guier et al. (1978)yoy[g]=27.7Micropterus salmoides Hubert (1975)yoy[g]=6.440Micropterus salmoides Pasch (1974)yoy[g]=41.5Micropterus salmoides Porak et al. (1986)yoy[g]=48.1Micropterus salmoides Porak et al. (1986)yoy[g]=37.4Micropterus salmoides Porak et al. (1986)yoy[g]=32.6Micropterus salmoides Porak et al. (1986)yoy[g]=22.4Micropterus salmoides Porak et al. (1986)yoy[g]=37.6Micropterus salmoides Porak et al. (1986)yoy[g]=6.328Micropterus salmoides Mraz and Threinen (1955)yoy[g]=65.4Micropterus salmoides Muncy (1965)yoy[g]=4.029Micropterus salmoides Redmon and Krumholz (1978)yoy[g]=35.4Micropterus salmoides Schramm and Smith (1987)63DRAFT August 1, 2012yoy[g]=31.7Micropterus salmoides Schramm and Smith (1987)yoy[g]=44.3Micropterus salmoides Schramm and Smith (1987)yoy[g]=30.2Micropterus salmoides Schramm and Smith (1987)yoy[g]=27.9Micropterus salmoides Schramm and Smith (1987)yoy[g]=33.2Micropterus salmoides Schultze (1974)yoy[g]=6.033Micropterus salmoides Surmont (1999)yoy[g]=42.5Micropterus salmoides Tharratt (1966)yoy[g]=5.312Micropterus salmoides Whitworth (1989), Beckwith etal. (1981)yoy[g]=9.669Micropterus salmoides Whitworth (1989), Beckwith etal. (1981)yoy[g]=3.465Micropterus salmoides Whitworth (1989), Beckwith etal. (1981)yoy[g]=19.8Micropterus salmoides Zweiacker et al. (1972)yoy[g]=9.965Morone americana Bath and O'Connor (1982)yoy[g]=14.1Morone americana Marcy and Richards (1974)yoy[g]=102.0Morone chrysops Houser and Bryant (1970)yoy[g]=117.4Morone chrysops Houser and Bryant (1970)yoy[g]=39.2Morone chrysops Nelson (1974)yoy[g]=292.0Morone chrysops Nordhaus et al. (1998)yoy[g]=9.916Morone chrysops Priegel (1971)yoy[g]=14.9Morone chrysops Ruelle (1971)yoy[g]=15.8Morone chrysops Ruelle (1971)yoy[g]=170.8Morone chrysops Webb and Moss (1967)yoy[g]=208.1Morone chrysops Webb and Moss (1967)yoy[g]=10.7Morone mississippiensis Priegel (1975)yoy[g]=65.7Morone saxatilis Hanson and Dillard (1975)yoy[g]=112.2Morone saxatilis Kinman (1988)yoy[g]=252.7Morone saxatilis Mensinger (1970)yoy[g]=163.1Morone saxatilis Harris (1988)yoy[g]=68.8Morone saxatilis Hogans and Melvin (1984)yoy[g]=13.7Morone saxatilis Magnin and Beaulieu (1967)yoy[g]=68.5Morone saxatilis Williamson (1974)yoy[g]=30.1Morone saxatilis Williamson (1974)yoy[g]=90.0Morone saxatilis van Den Avyle and Higginbotham (1979)yoy[g]=289.5Morone saxatilis x chrysops Germann and Bunch (1983)yoy[g]=55.3Moxostoma anisurum Hackney et al. (1970)yoy[g]=287.9Moxostoma carinatum Tatum and Hackney (1969)yoy[g]=431.5Moxostoma carinatum Tatum and Hackney (1969)64DRAFT August 1, 2012yoy[g]=6.600Moxostoma duquesnei Bowman (1970)yoy[g]=9.143Moxostoma duquesnei Bowman (1970)yoy[g]=197.1Moxostoma erythrurum Meyer (1962)yoy[g]=389.1Moxostoma macrolepidotum Meyer (1962)yoy[g]=9.287Moxostoma macrolepidotum Purkett (1957)yoy[g]=3.912Notropis hudsonius McCann (1959)yoy[g]=1.638Notropis hudsonius Smith and Kraemer (1964)yoy[g]=0.122Notropis petersoni Davis and Louder (1971)yoy[g]=0.034Noturus hildebrandi Mayden and Walsh (1984)yoy[g]=0.246Noturus miurus Burr and Mayden (1982)yoy[g]=2749.7Oncorhynchus aguabonita Knapp and Dudley (1990)yoy[g]=7.584Oncorhynchus clarki Bjornn (1961)yoy[g]=1.126Oncorhynchus clarki Cooper (1970)yoy[g]=56.1Oncorhynchus clarki Irving (1954)yoy[g]=0.186Oncorhynchus mykiss Coulston and Maughan (1981)yoy[g]=0.083Oncorhynchus mykiss Nagel and Deaton (1989)yoy[g]=177.5Oncorhynchus mykiss Varley et al. (1971)yoy[g]=1.361Osmerus mordax Bailey (1964)yoy[g]=1.435Perca flavescens Brown and Logan (1960)yoy[g]=6.210Perca flavescens Clugston et al. (1978)yoy[g]=6.462Perca flavescens Guy and Willis (1991)yoy[g]=7.023Perca flavescens Joeris (1956)yoy[g]=5.766Perca flavescens Nelson (1974)yoy[g]=24.3Perca flavescens Paxton and Stevenson (1978)yoy[g]=15.9Perca flavescens Paxton and Stevenson (1978)yoy[g]=1.193Percopsis omiscomaycus House and Wells (1973)yoy[g]=1.627Percopsis transmontana Gray and Dauble (1979)yoy[g]=45.1Polyodon_spathula Bronte and Johnson (1985)yoy[g]=22.8Polyodon_spathula Bronte and Johnson (1985)yoy[g]=285.6Polyodon_spathula Bronte and Johnson (1985)yoy[g]=114.7Polyodon_spathula Bronte and Johnson (1985)yoy[g]=125.6Polyodon_spathula Hoffnagle and Timmons (1989)yoy[g]=7.297Pomoxis annularis Gabelhouse (1984)yoy[g]=4.016Pomoxis annularis Gabelhouse (1984)yoy[g]=8.687Pomoxis annularis Gabelhouse (1984)yoy[g]=8.485Pomoxis annularis Johnson and Andrews (1973)65DRAFT August 1, 2012yoy[g]=5.848Pomoxis annularis Li et al. (1976)yoy[g]=2.679Pomoxis annularis Mosher (1984)yoy[g]=18.6Pomoxis annularis Nelson (1974)yoy[g]=5.761Pomoxis annularis Parrish et al. (1986)yoy[g]=2.210Pomoxis annularis Redmon and Krumholz (1978)yoy[g]=23.5Pomoxis annularis Reed and Davies (1991)yoy[g]=5.167Pomoxis annularis Siefert (1969)yoy[g]=11.6Pomoxis annularis Surmont (1999)yoy[g]=9.802Pomoxis annularis Willis et al. (1984)yoy[g]=0.192Pomoxis nigromaculatus Brown and Logan (1960)yoy[g]=8.633Pomoxis nigromaculatus Gabelhouse (1984)yoy[g]=4.804Pomoxis nigromaculatus Gabelhouse (1984)yoy[g]=10.2Pomoxis nigromaculatus Gabelhouse (1984)yoy[g]=2.505Pomoxis nigromaculatus Larson et al. (1991)yoy[g]=13.1Pomoxis nigromaculatus Larson et al. (1991)yoy[g]=21.4Pomoxis nigromaculatus Larson et al. (1991)yoy[g]=11.9Pomoxis nigromaculatus Li et al. (1976)yoy[g]=32.2Pomoxis nigromaculatus Miller et al. (1990)yoy[g]=2.099Pomoxis nigromaculatus Mosher (1984)yoy[g]=9.511Pomoxis nigromaculatus Nelson (1974)yoy[g]=30.7Pomoxis nigromaculatus Reed and Davies (1991)yoy[g]=9.626Pomoxis nigromaculatus Willis et al. (1984)yoy[g]=7.908Prosopium cylindraceum Mraz (1964)yoy[g]=1.674Prosopium cylindraceum Mackay and Power (1968)yoy[g]=7.486Prosopium williamsoni Pettit and Wallace (1975)yoy[g]=7.516Prosopium williamsoni Pettit and Wallace (1975)yoy[g]=13.6Prosopium williamsoni Pettit and Wallace (1975)yoy[g]=0.632Ptychocheilus_lucius Vanicek and Kramer (1969)yoy[g]=28.8Pylodictis olivaris Mayhew (1969)yoy[g]=0.232Pylodictis olivaris Minckley and Deacon (1959)yoy[g]=21.9Pylodictis olivaris Pisano (1983)yoy[g]=3.441Pylodictis olivaris Purkett (1957)yoy[g]=133.9Pylodictis olivaris Quinn (1988)yoy[g]=8.140Pylodictis olivaris Young and Marsh (1990)yoy[g]=19.9Pylodictis olivaris Young and Marsh (1990)yoy[g]=21.4Pylodictis olivaris Young and Marsh (1990)66DRAFT August 1, 2012yoy[g]=21.7Pylodictis olivaris Young and Marsh (1990)yoy[g]=5.199Rhinichthys atratulus Reed and Moulton (1973)yoy[g]=1.050Rhinichthys cataractae Reed and Moulton (1973), Reed(1959), Kuehn (1949)yoy[g]=37.1Salvelinus alpinus Everhart and Waters (1965)yoy[g]=16.9Salvelinus fontinalis Konopacky and Estes (1986)yoy[g]=10.5Salvelinus fontinalis Konopacky and Estes (1986)yoy[g]=11.2Salvelinus fontinalis Konopacky and Estes (1986)yoy[g]=12.5Salvelinus fontinalis Konopacky and Estes (1986)yoy[g]=16.3Salvelinus fontinalis Konopacky and Estes (1986)yoy[g]=68.0Salvelinus namaycush Borgmann and Whittle (1992)yoy[g]=23.7Salvelinus namaycush Bridges and Hambly (1971)yoy[g]=238.6Salvelinus namaycush Hanson and Cordone (1967)yoy[g]=3.753Salvelinus namaycush Rahrer (1965)yoy[g]=6.399Salvelinus namaycush Rahrer (1967)yoy[g]=279.8Salvelinus namaycush Webster et al. (1960)yoy[g]=745.8Salvelinus namaycush Webster et al. (1960)yoy[g]=1.203Semotilus atromaculatus Schemske (1974)yoy[g]=0.666Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)yoy[g]=0.666Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)yoy[g]=0.629Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)yoy[g]=0.628Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)yoy[g]=0.882Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)yoy[g]=0.669Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)yoy[g]=0.703Semotilus corporalis Reed (1971)yoy[g]=61.0Stizostedion canadense Nelson (1969)yoy[g]=31.1Stizostedion canadense Nelson (1974)yoy[g]=36.0Stizostedion canadense Surmont (1999)yoy[g]=56.7Stizostedion vitreum Carlander and Whitney (1961), Cleary (1949)yoy[g]=77.5Stizostedion vitreum Davis et al. (1979)yoy[g]=154.2Stizostedion vitreum Kinman (1990)yoy[g]=297.7Stizostedion vitreum Lewis (1970)yoy[g]=163.3Stizostedion vitreum Maule and Horton (1985)yoy[g]=58.2Stizostedion vitreum Moss et al. (1985)yoy[g]=73.7Stizostedion vitreum Nelson (1974)yoy[g]=23.6Stizostedion vitreum Smith and Pycha (1961)yoy[g]=87.5Stizostedion vitreum Wolfert (1977)67DRAFT August 1, 2012yoy[g]=59.3Stizostedion vitreum Wolfert (1977)yoy[g]=6.118Tylochromis bangwelensis Griffith (1977)

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