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The Evolution of Life-histories
Journal of Animal Ecology · 1993 · Vol. 62(4) · pp. 796–796
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Prologue Part I: Evolutionary explanation Demography: age and stage structure Quantitative genetics and reaction norms Trade-offs Lineage-specific effects Part II: Age and size at maturity Number and size of offspring Reproductive lifespan and ageing Appendices Glossary References Author index Subject index.
Insurance, Mortality, Demography, Risk ManagementPrologueBiologyEvolutionary biologyLineage (genetic)Index (typography)GlossaryOffspringAgeingDemographyZoology
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