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Reproductive senescence in a polymorphic raptor: phenotypic, sex, and environmental effects.
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- Reproductive senescence in a polymorphic raptor: phenotypic, sex, and environmental effects.Behavioral ecology : official journal of the International Society for Behavioral EcologyArticle
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Abstract
The decline in reproductive performance with age (reproductive senescence) is a well-known process in evolutionary biology. Still, the interactive nature of factors operating at the individual level, such as sex or phenotype, and their effects on the rates of senescence, are understudied. Little is also known about the interaction between certain phenotypic traits and early-life conditions, despite the latter being known to impact fitness and senescence. Species that show genetically determined polymorphisms may aid to disentangle variation in senescence in response to environmental constraints, particularly when distinct physiological and behavioral responses are found across phenotypes. Here, using complete life histories gathered over 13 yr, we evaluated age, environmental and phenotypic effects on annual offspring number and lifetime reproductive success in a color polymorphic raptor, the Eleonora's falcon (
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