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Title: Intergenerational effects of early adversity on survival in wild baboons

2019-03-28

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In humans and nonhuman animals, early life adversity can affect an individual’s health, survival, and fertility for many years after the adverse experience. However, whether early life adversity also imposes intergenerational effects on the exposed individual’s offspring is not well understood. Here, we fill this gap by leveraging prospective, longitudinal data on a wild, long-lived primate. We find that juveniles...

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33bb70c4-fa55-5575-9b0f-65713eb3d301
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10.1101/591248
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