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Fig. 2. Relationship between metabolic rate
(
O2, ml
min-1) and speed (m min-1) for a single male hopping
mouse (body mass=31.5 g). The break-point of the regression relating
O2 and speed is
equal to maximum aerobic speed (Umax, m min-1).
At slower speeds, the slope of the line relating
O2 and speed is
equal to the net O2 cost of transport (ml O2
m-1). Average
O2 at speeds
greater than Umax is equal to maximum metabolic rate
(
O2max, ml
min-1). N=12. Below 21.8 m min-1,
O2=1.80+0.100U,
where U is speed; above 21.8 m min-1,
O2=3.98.