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Age-grouping of Insects, Time-specific Life-tables and Predictive Population Models,e structure may become stabilized and then mortality can be estimated from the difference between expected and actual growth rates (p. 370). Age-grouping may also provide useful information on the fertility or potential fertility of the population (see p. 302).

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