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Rethinking Stress Through an Ecological Genomic Lens: From Predatory Pressures to Modern Mismatch

2025-06-24

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Stress, traditionally seen as a psychological issue with physiological conse- quences, is now viewed as part of an evolutionary continuum. While modern stressors have shifted from immediate threats to chronic psychosocial chal- lenges, our physiological responses remain the same. In contrast, stress in the wild is acute; today’s chronic stressors keep the body in a prolonged fight- or-flight mode, diverting energy...

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10.32942/x20h0s
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