Birds from matched developmental environments breed faster
Abstract
The developmental environment an animal experiences can have a pervasive and sustained effect on phenotype throughout its life. Animals exposed to suboptimal conditions during development can experience physiological trade-offs, leading to seemingly negative phenotypic changes in later life that have been hypothesised to have detrimental effects on fitness. However, few studies have investigated how exposure to suboptimal developmental...
Paper Details
Title
Birds from matched developmental environments breed faster
Published Date
Jan 16, 2020
Volume
74
Issue
2
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