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Appendix E. Tabular results for female reproductive allocation as a function of relative growth rate from log–log transformed ordinary least squares, ordinary least squares bisector and reduced major axis regressions.

Catherine M. Hulshof, James Stegen, Nathan G. Swenson, Carolyn A. F. Enquist, Brian J. Enquist

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Tabular results for female reproductive allocation as a function of relative growth rate from log–log transformed ordinary least squares, ordinary least squares bisector and reduced major axis regressions.

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Tabular results for female reproductive allocation as a function of relative growth rate from log–log transformed ordinary least squares, ordinary least squares bisector and reduced major axis regressions.

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Tabular results for female reproductive allocation as a function of relative growth rate from log–log transformed ordinary least squares, ordinary least squares bisector and reduced major axis regressions.

Key concepts: Ordinary least squares, Mathematics, Function (biology), Statistics, Least-squares function approximation, Generalized least squares, Combinatorics, Econometrics

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