Data for "Are the surface areas of gill and body involved with changing metabolic scaling with temperature?"

This study determined the influence of increasing metabolic level at a higher temperature
on the metabolic scaling exponent of the crucian carp by removing the potential
interference of variations in surface area and determine the link between metabolic
scaling exponents and surface area parameters of both gills and body. The surface area of gills and
body and the resting metabolic rate of the crucian carp were assessed at
15^oC and 25^oC, and their mass scaling exponents were analyzed.