Morphological predictors of swimming speed performance in river and reservoir populations of Australian smelt Retropinna semoni

Keyphrases

• Australian Smelt 100%
• Swimming Speed 100%
• Speed Performance 100%
• Ucrit 100%
• Body Shape 80%
• Prolonged Swimming Speed 80%
• Aspect Ratio 80%
• Fish Populations 40%
• Freshwater Fish 40%
• Divergence 40%
• Morphological Traits 40%
• Sexual Dimorphism 40%
• Best Subset 40%
• Lentic 40%
• Lotic 40%
• Adaptation 20%
• Predation 20%
• Strong Correlation 20%
• Flow Velocity 20%
• Swimming Performance 20%
• Dam Construction 20%
• Ecological Change 20%
• Habitat Type 20%
• Freshwater Ecosystems 20%
• Sex Effect 20%
• Speed Test 20%
• Three-way Interaction 20%
• Model Selection 20%
• AICc 20%
• Habitat Effect 20%
• River Habitat 20%
• Functional Links 20%
• Caudal Fin 20%
• Reservoir Habitat 20%
• Critical Swimming Speed 20%
• Geometric Morphometrics 20%
• Morphological Divergence 20%
• Pectoral Fin 20%
• Body Morphology 20%
• Fish Fin 20%
• Subset Analysis 20%
• Complex Variations 20%
• Population Effects 20%
• Locomotor Morphology 20%
• Altered Flow 20%
• Flow Environment 20%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Australians 100%
• Retropinna semoni 100%
• Fins 100%
• Raw Fish 50%
• Freshwater Ecosystem 25%
• Predation 25%