... or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Bivalves, which follow a uniform developmental progression from the larval stage, differ from mammals in that growth rate is not related to asymptotic adult size [ 7 ]. Nonetheless...

... span with temperature, rate of energy expenditure, growth rate and activity. It is concluded that the theory rests on a weak theoretical basis and even on a series of highly nonplausible assumptions and that, furthermore, the evidence experimentally accumulated is, with a few odd exceptions...

...A.C. Economos; F.A. Lints Alternating developmental temperature within the viable range 13–33 °C, with increasing amplitude around a mean value of 23 °C but constant period (2 days, a 1 day/1 day rhythm), resulted in increased duration of development, decreased body weight and decreased growth rate...

... that the plateau phase corresponded to a ‘physiological’ range of developmental temperature, development being apparently disturbed outside that range. Within that physiological range, the growth rate of the flies varied 2-fold, while life span remained constant corroborating our previous conclusion that growth...

... and within groups, growth duration was positively related to longevity, and growth rate was negatively related to longevity. These factors may explain differences in longevity between exercise and control groups and differences in longevity between male and female groups. These factors of growth, here...

... group there was a negative relationship obtained between growth rate and longevity. 23 08 1976 3 4 2009 © 1977 S. Karger AG, Basel 1977 Copyright / Drug Dosage / Disclaimer Copyright: All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be translated into other languages, reproduced...