Reproductive decisions are sensitive to cues of life expectancy: the case of a moth

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Life‐history, genotypic, and environmental correlates of clutch size in the Glanville fritillary butterfly (2007, background): “Finally, greater allocation of resources to earlier than later clutches may also be related to uncertainty of surviving until later opportunities for oviposition ( Javois & Tammaru, 2004 ).”
The effects of experience on host acceptance in ovipositing moths (2005, methodology): “High life expectancy, in turn, has been shown both theoretically (Mangel, 1987; Sirot et al., 1997), and empirically (Roitberg et al., 1993; Javoiš & Tammaru, 2004) to decrease oviposition motivation.”