Fluctuating asymmetry, a marker of poor growth quality, is associated with adult male metabolic rate

Fluctuating asymmetry, a marker of poor growth quality, is associated with adult male metabolic rate

ObjectivesLife history theory, a branch of evolutionary theory, predicts the existence of trade‐offs in energetic allocation between competing physiological functions. The core metabolic cost of self‐maintenance, measured by resting metabolic rate (RMR), represents a large component of human daily e...

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Main Authors: Daniel Longman, Sakura Oyama, James Cracknell, Nathan Thompson, Dan Gordon, Jay T Stock, Jonathan CK Wells
Format: Default Article
Published: 2021
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Evolutionary biology not elsewhere classified
Archaeology not elsewhere classified
Anthropology not elsewhere classified
energetics
fluctuating asymmetry
growth
life history theory
metabolism
Evolutionary Biology
Anthropology
Archaeology
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/2134/14333153.v1
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