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Growth rate, evolutionary entropy and ageing across the tree of life

Buescu et al., 2023

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14581621625015050080
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Buescu J
Oliveira H
Sousa M
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Journal of Biological Dynamics

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The growth rate of a population serves as a measure of its Darwinian fitness, while its sensitivity indicates the intensity of selection. Generally, the sensitivity of r decreases with age, resulting in an expected increase in population mortality over time. However, this does …
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