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Early development and fitness in birds and mammals
Trends in Ecology & Evolution · 1999 · Vol. 14(9) · pp. 343–348
Jan Lindström✉(University of Cambridge)Jan Lindström(University of Cambridge)
Avian ecology and behaviorBirth, Development, and HealthReproductive Physiology in LivestockBiologyMammalPopulationEcologyReproductive successAffect (linguistics)Evolutionary biologyZoologyDemographyCommunication
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