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Todescribe: The reproductive trade-offs in an organism’s life history.
Introduction: All organisms follow a particular developmental sequence in their life cycle beginning from birth, childhood, maturation, reproduction, and senescence. Reproductive value explains the trade-offs between reproduction, growth, and survivorship.
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