The role of infant presence and other social correlates of fetal loss in wild mandrills
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by Alexander J. Pritchard The survival of offspring is an important determinant of fitness. A new study in PLOS Biology examines how early conceiving female ma…
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<p>by Alexander J. Pritchard</p>
The survival of offspring is an important determinant of fitness. A new study in PLOS Biology examines how early conceiving female mandrills (Mandrillus sphinx) with an infant have a higher probability of fetal loss, relative to other females.
The survival of offspring is an important determinant of fitness. This Primer explores a new study in PLOS Biology examining how early conceiving female mandrills with an infant have a higher probability of fetal loss, relative to other females.
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