The annual increase in the fork length of the charrs based on the back-calculation from annual otoliths increments.

• Main Authors: Evgeny V. Esin (7062809), Grigorii N. Markevich (7062812), Nikolai O. Melnik (11570606), Dmitriy V. Zlenko (11570609), Fedor N. Shkil (11570612)
• Format: Other Non-Article Part of Journal/Newspaper
• Language: unknown
• Published: 2021
• Subjects: Evolutionary Biology; Ecology; Developmental Biology; Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified; Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified; strong predictive power; specific ontogenetic adaptations; mechanisms promoting resource; environmentally related shift; east asia ); animals still represent; spawning site ’; proposed equation shows; sympatric morphs reveal; wide temperature tolerance; observed developmental disparities; lake kronotskoe basin; dynamically changing temperatures; div >< p; annual temperature dynamics; salvelinus malma </; morphs ’ development; ancestral anadromous morph; lake kronotskoe; temperature dynamics; spawning grounds; malma </; arrhenius equation; endemic morphs; ambient temperature; uniformed temperatures; thoroughly assessed; size dissimilarities; significantly affect; salmonid fish; reproductive sites; phenotype tied; onset timing; naturally diverging; method based; main challenge; growth rates; findings demonstrate; factor contributing; external feeding; experimental rearing; different temperatures; contrast temperatures; based radiation; adaptive radiation; accumulated heat; Kamchatskiy; Petropavlovsk; Varden; Kamchatka
• Online Access: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0258536.s013

The data on the Lake Kronotskoe morphs (W, L, N1g, N2, N3) is represented according to Krjevitskaya (2015), the data on the anadromous Dolly Varden growth rate from the Kamchatka River–according to Tiller (2017). Dolly Varden displaying the intermediate growth rate in the experiment is spurting in g...