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Longevity can buffer plant and animal populations against changing climatic uncertainty.

Authors: Morris, W. F.; Pfister, C. A.; Tuljapurkar, S.; Haridas, C. V.; Boggs, C. L.ORCID; Boyce, M. S.; Bruna, E. M.; Church, D. R.; Coulson, T.; Doak, D. F.; Forsyth, S.; J-M, Gaillard; Horvitz, C. C.; Kalisz, S.; Kendall, B. E.; Knight, T. M.; Lee, C. T.; Menges, E. S.

Year: 2008

Journal: Ecology, Vol. 89, pp. 19-25

Publisher: UNKNOWN

Keywords: CLIMATE VARIABILITY, ELASTICITY, LONGEVITY, STOCHASTIC DEMOGRAPHY

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