Early-life conditions impact juvenile telomere length, but do not predict later life-history strategies or fitness in a wild vertebrate.

JTL was not associated with tarsus length in either sex ( p males = .89 and p females = .08, Table 1 (though this effect was borderline significant for females)), or with body condition or group size (all p > .30; Table 1 ), and there was no interaction between tarsus length and island‐wide insect abundance ( p > .08; Table 1 ).

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