| Steve jumped at the chance to write a paper for Biological Reviews on allometry. |
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| Basically, Newell rejected the common view according to which allometry implies nonadaptive, or orthogenetic evolution. |
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| He is thus considered to have founded the study of allometry. |
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| The relationship of the growth of one part of an organism to that in another part is called allometry. |
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| Positive allometry for exaggerated structures in the ceratopsian dinosaur Protoceratops andrewsi supports socio-sexual signaling. |
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| The positive allometry of flight speeds ensures that translational speeds of volant vertebrate predators substantially exceed those of their insectan prey. |
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| It is tempting to hypothesize that because the limb girdles display positive allometry, the protractor and retractor muscles attached to them did as well. |
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| The allometry coefficient is expressed by the exponent b of the linear regression equations. |
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| A scaling law for the effects of architecture and allometry on tree vibration models suggests a biological tuning to model compartmentalization. |
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| The major cheliped of males was larger than that of females and exhibited positive allometric growth to maturity, after which the level of allometry decreased. |
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| Much of the metabolic rate in animals is dependent upon their allometry, the relationship between body size to shape, anatomy, physiology and behaviour of an animal. |
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| In this study, growth of fish showed positive allometry as t-test for departure from 3 which is the value of isometric growth showed significant difference. |
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| Allometry and rainfall interception of cordyla pinnate in semi-arid agroforestry parkland, Senegal. |
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| Allometry and functional constraints on proboscis lengths in butterflies. |
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