Inevitable Aging?: Contributions to Evolutionary-Demographic Theory

By Annette Baudisch. 2008

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• The evolution of senescence from a comparative perspective (2008, background): “As a result of their increasing fecundity with age and size, selection to postpone senescence remains strong late into life (Baudisch 2005, 2008), and many long-lived species show little evidence of ageing-related decline in performance (Congdon et al .”