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This project explores the mechanisms of aging using Japanese quail as a model. It examines how reproductive strategies and parental health impact aging trajectories and transgenerational effects, contributing to the understanding of evolutionary biology and its applications.
Understanding why we age and die, and why individuals differ in their ageing trajectories remains one of the big challenges for science.
REPRODAGEING uses a combination of complementary approaches and cutting-edge techniques from evolutionary biology, behavioural ecology and ecophysiology and an innovative avian life history model – Japanese quail (Coturnix japonica) artificial selection lines that differ genetically in their pace of life – to quantify how divergent reproductive strategies influ…
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