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Developing an Assay to Quantify Antigen-Specific IgY in a Long-Lived Seabird
To maximize parental fitness, life history theory predicts that short-lived species will prioritize reproductive efforts over self-maintenance functions. The opposite is predicted for long-lived species, which ought to invest heavily in immune defenses, particularly those of the acquired immune syst
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