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Species differ widely in their strategies of resource allocation to offspring mass and number, ranging from teleost fishes and amphibians that produce many tiny offspring to reptiles and mammals that produce relatively few large offspring. Tradeoffs between offspring survivorship and fecundity are thought to limit the success of any particular reproductive strategy, but these tradeoffs have not been...
Marine teleost fish species in colder environments generally produce larger eggs than those in warmer environments. This pattern is thought to reflect changes in the optimal strategy of allocation to offspring size and number across temperatures, yet quantitative assessments of this hypothesis are lacking. Here, we model optimal offspring size across temperatures in marine teleost fishes based on...
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