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Environmentally sensitive life-cycle traits have low elasticity: implications for theory and practice
The relationships between population growth rate and the life-cycle traits contributing to it are nonlinear and variable. This has made it difficult for ecologists to consistently predict changes in population dynamics from observations on changes in life-cycle traits. We show that traits having a h
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