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Hence, individuals with genes that predisposed them to deposit fat between famines would be positively selected.
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Those who chose to give birth during famine would be those with the capacity to cope with the famine.
Individuals that had genetic mutations that favoured the deposition of fat during periods between famines would therefore be more likely on average to survive the period of famine and would hence be more likely to pass on their genes to future generations.
If things were going well, and there were no serious wars, epidemics or famines, more would be born, more would survive longer, and populations would rise.
During famine, it would be expected that the level of stress will be high.
Cross-subsidies between firms would be reduced.
Rigid boundaries between them would be arbitrary.
In between would be a new category.
(Sales between family members would be exempt).
If the werewolves failed to wrest the shoots, there would be famine.
If the same selection pressure was driving obesity in humans, then the same would be true – that is, between famines, we would all get fat.
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