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Natalie Cooper Trinity College Dublin nhcooper123 Kevin Healy healyke in this world nothing can be said to be certain except death and taxes Benjamin Franklin benfranklin ID: 331649

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Dying without wings

Natalie Cooper

Trinity College Dublin

@nhcooper123Slide2

Kevin Healy

@

healykeSlide3

in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes…

Benjamin Franklin

@

benfranklinSlide4

There is great variation in the

lifespans of living things…Slide5
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How can we explain this variation?Slide8

Body Mass…Slide9

log(Lifespan) =

log(a) +b

log(Body mass)Slide10

log (Lifespan)

log(Body mass)

log(

a

)

bSlide11

log (Lifespan)

log(Body mass)Slide12

log (Lifespan)

log(Body mass)Slide13

log (Lifespan)

log(Body mass)Slide14

log (Lifespan)

log(Body mass)Slide15

Why do some species live longer than expected given their body size?Slide16

A quick side step into life history theory…Slide17
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Why do species have different life history strategies?Slide25

Variations in extrinsic mortality…Slide26
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Species with adaptations that reduce extrinsic mortality should have longer

lifespans than expected given their body massSlide37

How can species reduce their extrinsic mortality?Slide38

Flight?Slide39

log (Lifespan)

log(Body mass)Slide40

log (Lifespan)

log(Body mass)Slide41
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Activity period?Slide43
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Foraging environment?Slide45
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Burrowing?Slide47

Burrowing?Slide48

We tested our predictions on 779 mammals and 546 birds (N = 1325)Slide49

Body Mass…Slide50

log (Lifespan)

log(Body mass)Slide51

log (Lifespan)

log(Body mass)Slide52
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Activity period?

Foraging Environment?Slide54
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Crepuscular species have the shortest

lifespansSlide56
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Foraging Environment?

Activity period?

Burrowing?Slide58
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Arboreal, semi-arboreal and

fossorial

species have the longest

lifespansSlide61

When you’re active

Where you’re activeSlide62

Are bats really exceptional?Slide63

log (Lifespan)

log(Body mass)Slide64

log (Lifespan)

log(Body mass)Slide65
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Be active at day or night

Forage in safety

Be big

Fly

Live in a burrow