Figure 5
From: Life-history plasticity in female threespine stickleback
Relationships between clutch mass and body mass in female threespine stickleback from four populations studied in the wild (solid circles) and in the lab (open circles). (a) Lynne Lake, Alaska—limnetic body shape. (b) Cornelius Lake, Alaska—intermediate body shape. (c) Willow Lake, Alaska—benthic body shape. (d) Shown are clutch masses for stickleback from three distinct habitats within the Misty Lake ecosystem, British Columbia, adjusted to a common female mass of 2.45 g. In panels a–c, fish less than ~1 g are age 1 individuals.
