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Insulin‐like growth factor 1 and life‐history evolution of passerine birds

2017-09-21

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Abstract Natural selection has generated a diversity of ways in which vertebrates allocate their resources between fundamental life‐history traits. The availability of possible evolutionary trajectories of these traits is limited by various genetic, physiological and phylogenetic constraints. This causes trade‐offs due to shared resource pools for, or genetic linkage of, competing traits. The majority of these tra...

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2cf62490-e965-53bb-9d04-2a98a32ba73b
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10.1111/1365-2435.12993
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