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Correction to: Environ Biol Fish (2021) 104(10):1195–1206
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In the abstract, sentence four reads: “Factors that influenced the size of the nuchal hump included diet and genotype, with genotypes known to have faster juvenile growth rates forming larger humps, as males stop growing after sexual maturity, forming larger humps.” The sentence should read: “Factors that influenced the size of the nuchal hump included diet and genotype, with genotypes known to have faster juvenile growth rates forming larger humps.”
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The graph listed in Fig. 5 was actually a duplicate of the graph listed as Fig. 3.
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Fig. 5 Activity levels (number of crosses in test tank) in the cold-water treatment was positively related to the relative size of the nuchal hump (hump area/body area)
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Tompkins, K.B., Lott, M.S., Rios-Cardenas, O. et al. Correction to: Metabolic growth hypothesis for the evolution of the nuchal hump in swordtail fishes. Environ Biol Fish 105, 459 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10641-022-01238-4
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