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... ). Such divergence in nutritional optima among life-history traits indicates that D. melanogaster confined to a single diet cannot maximize the expression of these traits simultaneously and thus may face a life-history trade-off. Our data provide the most comprehensive and nutritionally explicit analysis...

... protect the male germline from oxidative damage, and may play an important role in the life-history cost of reproduction for males. Oxidative stress Fertility Life-history trade-off Cost of reproduction Ejaculate quality A fundamental principle in life-history theory...

..., manipulated using incubation temperature, results in shorter telomere length at hatching in a wild bird species, the common tern. Ageing Embryonic development Cell division Life-history trade-off Lifespan Senescence A trade-off between individual growth rate and lifespan is a fundamental...

.../ Summary: In the brown booby, oxidative stress may arise as a cost of pre-laying reproductive investment in both sexes and constrain investment in eggs and offspring by females. Color Constraint Cost of reproduction Life-history trade-off Parental care The existence of an energetic trade...

... no competing financial interests. 5 3 2014 17 7 2014 © 2014. Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd 2014 Mitochondria Uncoupling Free radical theory of ageing Oxidative stress Reactive oxygen species Life-history trade-off Bird For most animals, the main site...

... ( snebel2@uwo.ca ) 19 10 2011 © 2012. 2012 constitutive immune function European starlings Sturnus vulgaris life-history trade-off migratory flight wind tunnel The immune system is crucial for an animal's survival, but it is costly to maintain and use ( Klasing, 2004...