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Senescence Is More Important in the Natural Lives of Long- Than Short-Lived Mammals 英文参考文献

SenescenceIsMoreImportantintheNaturalLivesof Long-ThanShort-LivedMammals ChristopherTurbill*,ThomasRuf ResearchInstituteofWildlifeEcology,UniversityofVeterinaryMedicine,Vienna,Austria Abstract Background: Senescence has been widely detected among mammals, but its importance to fitness in wild populations remainscontroversial.Accordingtoevolutionarytheories,senescenceoccursatanagewhenselectionisrelativelyweak, whichinmammalscanbepredictedbyadultsurvivalrates.However,arecentanalysisofsenescenceratesfoundmoreage- dependentmortalitiesinnaturalpopulationsoflongerlivedmammalspecies.Thishasimportantimplicationstoageing researchandforunderstandingtheecologicalrelevanceofsenescence,yetsofarthesehavenotbeenwidelyappreciated. Were-addressthisquestionbycomparingthemeanandmaximumlifespanof125mammalspecies.Specifically,wetest thehypothesisthatsenescenceoccursatayoungeragerelativetothemeannaturallifespaninlongerlivedspecies. Methodology/PrincipalFindings:Weshow,usingphylogenetically-informedgeneralisedleastsquaresmodels,asignificant log-log relationship between mean life span, as calculated from estimates of adult survival for natural populations, and maximumrecordedlifespanamongmammals(R2=0.57,p,0.0001).Thisprovidesfurthersupportforakeypredictionof evolutionarytheoriesofageing.Theslopeofthisrelationship(0.35360.052s.e.m.),however,indicatedthatmammalswith highersurvivalrateshaveameanlifespanrepresentingagreaterfractionoftheirpotentialmaximumlifespan:theratioof maximumtomeanlifespandecreasedsignificantlyfrom.10inshort-livedto,1.5inlong-livedmammalspecies. Conclusions/Significance: We interpret the ratio of maximum to mean life span to be an index of the likelihood an individualwillexperiencesenescence,whichlargelydeterminesmaximumlifespan.Ourresultssuggestthatsenescence occursatanearlieragerelativetothemeanlifespan,andthereforeisexperiencedbymoreindividualsandremainsunder selectionpressure,inlong-comparedtoshort-livedmammals.Aminimumrateofsomaticdegradationmayultimatelylimit then