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Elephants born in the high stress season have faster reproductive ageing

14 Sept 2015

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Senescent declines in reproduction and survival are found across the tree of life, but little is known of the factors causing individual variation in reproductive ageing rates. One contributor may be variation in early developmental conditions, but only a few studies quantify the effects of early environment on reproductive ageing and none concern comparably long-lived species to humans. We determine the effects...

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PMID: 26365592
DOI: 10.1038/srep13946

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