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Analysis of physiological data characterized by two regimes separated by an abrupt transition

Duggleby et al., 1991

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17999036004481421318
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Duggleby R
Ward L
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Physiological Zoology

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Two recent papers (Nickerson, Facey, and Grossman 1989; Yeager and Ultsch 1989) have addressed the question of analyzing critical points or thresholds in physiological data. These thresholds are characterized in a plot of response against some environmental variable by …
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