Revisiting a central prediction of the Gill Oxygen Limitation Theory: Gill area index and growth performance

Bigman, Jennifer S.; Wegner, Nicholas C.; Dulvy, Nicholas K.

doi:10.1111/faf.12730

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Revisiting a central prediction of the Gill Oxygen Limitation Theory: Gill area index and growth performance

2023
By Bigman, Jennifer S. ; Wegner, Nicholas C. ; Dulvy, Nicholas K.
Source: Fish and Fisheries, 24(3), 354-366

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Fish and Fisheries
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Bigman, Jennifer S. ; Wegner, Nicholas C. ; Dulvy, Nicholas K.

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The Gill Oxygen Limitation Theory (GOLT) posits that a mismatch in oxygen supply and demand stemming from geometric constraints on gill surface area limits metabolic rate and energy available for biological processes. This theory has been suggested to explain numerous phenomena observed with warming yet is based upon a relation - ship among maximum size, growth, and gill surface area established over 40 years ago. However, the metric used in this relationship to characterize gill surface area, gill area
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Fish and Fisheries, 24(3), 354-366
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