Don't throw the fish out with the respirometry water
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Matthew D. Regan; Milica Mandic; Rashpal S. Dhillon; Gigi Y. Lau; Anthony P. Farrell; Patricia M. Schulte; Brad A. Seibel; Ben Speers-Roesch; Gordon R. Ultsch; Jeffrey G. Richards;
Don't throw the fish out with the respirometry water
Dr Wood's Commentary ([Wood, 2018][1]) provides six reasons to question the usefulness of P crit and proposes alternative Ṁ O2 versus P O2 analyses as its replacement. While we agree with some of Dr Wood's arguments, we feel that none of them warrant abandoning P crit, especially in favour of
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Respiration, Fishes, Life Sciences, Animals
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