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Quantifying accurately the relationship between a phenotypic trait and body mass is a long-standing challenge in evolutionary biology and constitutes the core of allometric analyses. The traditional approach to study allometric relationships (expressed as y = b xa , [[1][1]]) is to fit a linear (or

Response to Packard: make sure we do not throw out the biological baby with the statistical bath water when performing allometric analyses