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A 2013 study in Denmark suggested that the "sweet spot" for maximum longevity is up to 2.5 hours of running a week.

The distribution of (log-transformed) maximum longevity is strongly bimodal in birds, passerines being substantially more short-lived than other birds (see Additional file 1).

In fact, he says, "maximum longevity was reached at a physical activity level equivalent to 65 minutes per day of walking, with no evidence for gains above this level of activity".

Maximum longevity was also increased in this combined data set: the lifespan of the longest lived 10% of mice was significantly greater (X2 = 5.629, P<0.05) in Irs1−/− mice (1187±31 days) relative to WT animals (973±36 days).

The maximum longevity was defined as the median longevity of the final surviving 10%.

Backtransformed maximum longevity was 4.5 years older than published estimates for females and 12.3 years older for males.

Body mass, age of female sexual maturity, and maximum longevity were obtained from the AnAge database [ 79].

In spite of the lowering of oxidative stress and the improvement in immunity and behavior, the general survival and the median, mean, and maximum longevity were not modified by the atenolol treatment.

The authors agree with the reviewer that including Faben's theoretical maximum longevities were confusing and we have removed these data from the note.

A total of 134 mice were treated or not with atenolol in their drinking water during their whole lifespan, and the effect on mean and maximum longevities was studied.

Maximum estimated longevity was determined to be 19.8 years through tag-recapture data and 18.5 years from direct age estimates for R. terraenovae and 22.8 years through tag-recapture data and 20.5 years through direct age estimates for C. acronotus.