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Maternal age at birth shapes offspring life‐history trajectory across generations in long‐lived Asian elephants

Reichert et al., 2020

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15176951292164942328
Author
Reichert S
Berger V
Jackson J
Chapman S
Htut W
Mar K
Lummaa V
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Journal of animal ecology

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Advanced maternal age at birth can have pronounced consequences for offspring health, survival and reproduction. If carried over to the next generation, such fitness effects could have important implications for population dynamics and the evolution of ageing, but these …
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