Variation in body size of terrestrial isopods (crustacea: oniscidea) and application of ecogeographical rules
Body size is the most important feature of all organisms and in this study is represented by the variables “body length” and “body width”. Bergmann’s Rule is a hypothesis concerning body size increase with latitude for homeotherms, whereas geographic version of Rensch’s Rule predicts greater body si...
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2015
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