Why do female primates have such long lifespans and so few babies? or Life in the slow lane
作者： Eric L. Charnov , David Berrigan
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摘要: … In recent years we have developed a general theory of life history that interrelates many … life history follow directly from the fact that primates have slow individual growth rates. This …
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