A general theory of clutch size¶
Cody, M. L. (1966). A general theory of clutch size. Evolution, 20(2), 174-184.
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- The cleanest substrate-furthest case is biological: a plant has a finite photosynthetic budget and partitions it across leaves, roots, stem, defense compounds, and seeds, an apportionment Cody (1966) and the life-history literature treat as the canonical "principle of allocation" in evolutionary ecology.
This sourceSUPPORTS the claim that Cody treats energy-budget partitioning as the canonical 'principle of allocation.'
- The cleanest substrate-furthest case is biological: a plant has a finite photosynthetic budget and partitions it across leaves, roots, stem, defense compounds, and seeds, an apportionment Cody (1966) and the life-history literature treat as the canonical "principle of allocation" in evolutionary ecology.
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