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Fig. 2. The effect of autotomy on metabolic rate (J s1
kg1, measured as
CO2 and converted to J
[assuming an energy equivalent of 23.3 J ml CO21
(Duncan, 1999)] in 18 male
field crickets Gryllus bimaculatus. Resting
(R
CO2; speed 0 m
s1) and active
(A
CO2) metabolic rates (MR)
were measured for each individual (two data points per individual are shown).
Although there is a strong effect of speed on active metabolic rate, the
effect of autotomy treatment (autotomised vs control/intact animals)
was significant. Regression lines are drawn to fit active measurements.