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Do placental species abort offspring? Testing an assumption of the Trexler–DeAngelis model

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Parental condition affects early life-history of a coral reef fish

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Offspring Size Plasticity in Response to Intraspecific Competition: An Adaptive Maternal Effect across Life‐History Stages

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Competition as a selective mechanism for larger offspring size in guppies

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