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22:15 |
porcupines
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well-protected (spines), live longer |
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rock fish |
Very deep water, very cold water, more than 200 years, they have relatively few predators |
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13:48-16:10 |
mayflies
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1-2 days, if longer they would put … maintenance into the longer lifespan – therefore sacrificing some reproduction
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21:29
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whales |
large, escape potential predators |
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22 |
deep-sea clams |
thick shell well-protected, cold-blooded → slow metabolism, 220 years |
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21:25 |
whales |
large, escape potential predators |
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clams |
thick shell, deep, cold water |
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tortoises |
tough shell |
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22:15 |
porcupines
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well-protected (spines), live longer |
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rockfish |
very deep water, very cold water, more than 200 years, they have relatively few predators |
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moles |
underground, protected against mortality |
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mice |
high risk of predation or accidental death, selective pressure on …early, heavy reproductive effort, getting the genes onto next generations before you die. Early maturation.
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23:10 |
wasps
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solitary wasp 10 days – 3 weeks x sociality, queen – 2-3 years or more social wasps |
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termites [termaits] |
sociality, queens 2-3 decades, helpers specialisation, more than 30, defensive behaviour |
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24:38 |
tigers |
live basically solitary lives |
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lions |
live in highly social groups, live longer than tigers |
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25:58 |
humans
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live in complex groups that provide us protection, sociality relative body and brain size (Based on size only we would live only 40), industrialized society, safer place to live create environment for ourselves, medical advances, ageing at slower rate our maximum lifespan is still evolving |