Name: Ian Stewart: If there's a fecundity— really, a nonlinear fecundity relationship with body mass, then yes, we would get a different type of series. And that's why I've highlighted this, put people on notice. This is important.
Uploaded: 2026-09-23T21:30:03+00:00
Duration: 39 s
Description: If there's a fecundity— really, a nonlinear fecundity relationship with body mass, then yes, we would get a different type of series. And that's why I've highlighted this, put people on notice. This is important.

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Ian Stewart

45:25 - 46:03

"If there's a fecundity— really, a nonlinear fecundity relationship with body mass, then yes, we would get a different type of series. And that's why I've highlighted this, put people on notice. This is important."

“If there's a fecundity— really, a nonlinear fecundity relationship with body mass, then yes, we would get a different type of series. And that's why I've highlighted this, put people on notice. This is important.”

Speaker: Ian Stewart
Timestamp: 45:25 – 46:03
Transcript: 29th Session of the IPHC Scientific Review Board SRB029, Day 2 Part 1
Community: Alaska News
Location: Alaska
Captured at: September 23, 2026

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If there's a fecundity— really, a nonlinear fecundity relationship with body mass, then yes, we would get a different type of series. And that's why I've highlighted this, put people on notice. This is important. This occurs in the numerator and the denominator of And we've done some sensitivity to changes in the scaling of that just to show that if there is a relationship, it will change the trend. But we don't know how extreme it is.

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