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season length hypothesis: a standalone construct

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Entomology

the prediction that insect body size first rises then drops along season-length gradients as the number of generations per year changes.

In entomology, season length hypothesis refers to the prediction that insect body size first rises then drops along season-length gradients as the number of generations per year changes. This meaning comes from Roff (1980) in Oecologia.[1]

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References

Roff, D. (1980). Optimizing development time in a seasonal environment: The ?ups and downs? of clinal variation. Oecologia, 45(2), 202-208. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00346461

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