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Evolution of Longevity as a Species-Specific Trait in Mammals

1 Dec 2022

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From the evolutionary point of view, the priority problem for an individual is not longevity, but adaptation to the environment associated with the need for survival, food supply, and reproduction. We see two main vectors in the evolution of mammals. One is a short lifespan and numerous offspring ensuring reproductive success (r-strategy). The other one is development of valuable skills in order compete...

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PMID: 36717448
DOI: 10.1134/s0006297922120148

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