Increased mortality exposure within the family rather than individual mortality experiences triggers faster life-history strategies in historic human populations.

PLoS One · 2014 · PMC3885450 · PMID 24421897

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Similarly, mortality exposure increased age at first reproduction among females and decreased it in males, but this interaction was only marginally significant ( table 2 ).

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