We found no trend for the residuals of head length and tarsus length, but found a negative trend for the residuals of body mass, although its effect was small (−5.6 g/year decrease), corresponding with a decrease of 87 g over the 15‐year study period (around 5% of the mean asymptotic body mass).
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Postnatal growth rate varies with latitude in range-expanding geese: The role of plasticity and day length.
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