The rate of telomere loss is related to maximum lifespan in birds
Gianna M. Tricola(Bucknell University), Mark F. Haussmann(Bucknell University), Carol M. Vleck(Iowa State University), Kazuo Okanoya(Tokyo University of the Arts), David W. Winkler(Harbage Consulting), Simon Verhulst(University of Groningen), David B. Lank(Simon Fraser University), Elizabeth A. Schreiber(Smithsonian Institution), Mirre J. P. Simons(University of Sheffield), Jason L. Brown(Duke University), Charles E. Huntington, Raoul K. Boughton(University of Memphis), George J. Divoky, Nathaniel T. Wheelwright(Bowdoin College), Els Atema(University of Groningen), Frans A. Juola(Bucknell University), Rebecca C. Young(University of Alaska Fairbanks), John A. Eimes(Sungkyunkwan University), Stephan J. Schoech(University of Memphis), Alexander S. Kitaysky(University of Alaska Fairbanks), Paul M. Thompson(Lighthouse Guild), Rebecca J. Safran(University of Colorado Boulder), Hannah P. Litwa(Bucknell University), G. Mulder(University of Groningen), Ian C. T. Nisbet
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences
January 15, 2018
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