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Purthermore in those cases where sufficient gravid females have been collected it has been possible to calculate the mean temperature a t which females breed (mean breeding temperature). Thew means have been indicated in Fig. 4. The means of species which breed following summer rains are above 16°C while those breeding in winter are below this temperature. Crinia pseudinsignifera is noteworthy because of its low mean breeding temperature. The difference between the mean breeding temperature of C.
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For other amount8 of carbon dioxide concentration a different set of curves will apply. In fact, oiic should consider that R third axis exists representing carbon dioxide concentration and these curves are only one section of photosynthetic or respiration surfaces in a threedimensional space. Furthermore, arctic and alpine plants have temperature optima near 12 or 15"C, see Scott and Billings (1964), rather than near 25°C as shown here. Hence, a warm day for arctic and alpine plants may be an optimum day for plants of more temperate habitats.