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Animals change their behaviour to manage the risks of starvation and predation, and so the number of animals starving can either increase or decrease when the starvation risk increases
Posted by:
AndrewDHigginson
Posted Fri Jul 03 2020
Animals’ instincts to exploit gluts of food to avoid costing searching means we easily become obese in our ‘constant glut’ modern world
Posted by:
AndrewDHigginson
Posted Fri Oct 27 2017
The drifty genotype hypothesis of obesity is not consistent with evolutionary theory
Posted by:
AndrewDHigginson
Posted Fri Oct 27 2017
Understanding how large and how fat different species are follows from predicting optimal bodies that avoid both starving and predation
Posted by:
AndrewDHigginson
Posted Wed Oct 11 2017
Page 1 of 1 (4 results total), up to 10 results per page.
Page 1 of 1 (4 results total), up to 10 results per page.
Animals change their behaviour to manage the risks of starvation and predation, and so the number of animals starving can either increase or decrease when the starvation risk increases
Posted by: AndrewDHigginson Posted Fri Jul 03 2020
Animals’ instincts to exploit gluts of food to avoid costing searching means we easily become obese in our ‘constant glut’ modern world
Posted by: AndrewDHigginson Posted Fri Oct 27 2017
The drifty genotype hypothesis of obesity is not consistent with evolutionary theory
Posted by: AndrewDHigginson Posted Fri Oct 27 2017
Understanding how large and how fat different species are follows from predicting optimal bodies that avoid both starving and predation
Posted by: AndrewDHigginson Posted Wed Oct 11 2017
Page 1 of 1 (4 results total), up to 10 results per page.