Age-Specific Selection is a theoretical construct in evolutionary demography that refers to the differential force of natural selection acting on traits expressed at specific ages, distinguishing it from age-independent selection by its explicit dependence on the timing of trait expression within the life course.
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The Evolution of Life-histories
Tim G. Benton, S.C. Stearne · Journal of Animal Ecology · 1993 · 12.4K citations
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