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Day degree growth models for intertidal oysters
Dame, R.F. (1975). Day degree growth models for intertidal oysters. Contrib. mar. sci. 19: 107-112
In: Contributions in Marine Science. The University of Texas. Marine Science Institute: Port Aransas. ISSN 0082-3449, more
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    Marine/Coastal

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  • Dame, R.F.

Abstract
    Linear and polynomial day degree models are shown to be capable of predicting oyster growth in terms of height or weight. Polynomial models predict growth more accurately than linear models, but are less meaningful biologically. A general linear model for predicting oyster growth in terms of weight is developed for the North Inlet, South Carolina area.

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