FIG. 6 in Warming Strengthens the Ecological Role of Intraspecific Variation in a Predator

FIG. 6. Trait differences between populations at the end of the experiment. Fish population growth (A) was the number of offspring present at the end of the experiment, and total fish biomass (B) was the dry mass of all fish within a mesocosm at the end of the experiment. Means and standard errors were calculated without removing outliers (Supplemental Appendix 3; see Data Accessibility). Raw data points each reflect a mesocosm (triangles are warm-source, and circles are cool-source).