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Fluctuating Environments Favor Extreme Reproductive Delays and Penalize Intermediate Ones
The timing of reproduction is crucial for biological fitness. Reproductive delays carry an inherent demographic cost: an individual that takes longer to reproduce contributes later to population growth, a priori, without any compensating benefit. However, natural selection favors delayed reproductio
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