I Googled this question on November 24, 2024.

The AI Google answer was:

"No, allometric scaling is not the inverse of Galileo differential scaling, but rather a change that deviates from isometry."

I think the AI answer is wrong. Reasons are in various RG articles, such as

Preprint Galileo and Sarrus, Rameaux inspire a model of 3/4 metabolic scaling

Preprint Extend Galileo's scaling to 4D. Solve problems.

Suppose the AI Google answer were correct. Why would an organism deviate from isometry? Are there articles that support the deviation from isometry point of view?

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