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Effects of ambient and preceding temperatures and metabolic genes on flight metabolism in the Glanville fritillary butterfly.

J Insect Physiol · 2016 · PMC4739062 · PMID 26658138

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nearly significantno p-value reported
In females, body mass and preceding temperature treatment had significant effects on FMR int , while the effect of preceding temperature was nearly significant on FMR peak ( Table 1 ).

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not quite significantno p-value reported
In the case of FMR int , the result was qualitatively the same, but the effect of body mass was not quite significant.

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