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On the evolution, life history, and proximate mechanisms of human male reproductive senescence

2006-08-25

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Reproductive senescence is a central and defining life-history characteristic of every known mammal. Within the scope of human senescence research, attention has been mainly focused on females, particularly in reference to the uniqueness of menopause. However, consideration of the evolution of human male reproductive senescence has been minimal, primarily due to the assumption that male fertility, as compared to t...

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3ec648db-27e8-5083-a8f3-f56fb7cbfe12
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10.1002/evan.20087
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