Temporal compression of gonadal growth preserves reproductive timing and soma-to-germline scaling under stress
How organisms maintain timely reproduction under stress is central to life history plasticity and remains an unmet challenge in biomedicine. Life history theory predicts that organisms preserve fitness across environments by reallocating resources between somatic and reproductive growth, yet direct tests of this prediction have been limited by the lack of longitudinal life history data. Here,…
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