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In our common garden, seed size did influence emergence timing and survival, with larger seeds emerging earlier and surviving better from all collection sites; however, the response to selection in the restoration sites clearly shows higher survival of smaller seeded plants (Fig. 2).

This post-zygotic benefit of multiple paternity also affected larval survival with larvae from the multiple-male treatment surviving better than larvae from the single male treatment (Treatment: F1,6 = 6.56, P = 0.043; Block: F6,12 = 9.51, P<0.001; Treatment×Block: F6,12 = 2.24, P = 0.104).

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Mooi et al [ 18] proposed that strains surviving better in these hosts are being selected for by vaccination of young infants.

In conclusion, from a general point of view, literature agrees with the idea that cells from females are more resistant to stressors, including cell injury and death insults, than cells from males, surviving better to the microenvironmental stress.

Concerning survival, LR probably survived better than triploids from eggs to 1-year-olds [ 25], but thereafter differences between genotypes disappeared.

Symbiont type also had a significant effect on survival, for example C1 corals survived better than D corals at Magnetic Island (Fig. 1c, MMC1 * MMD: p<0.05, MKC1 * MKD: p<0.001).

Plants survive better when water is cooler, and survival decreased at about 8% per unit increase in water temperature above 26 °C.

In our experiments, larvae survived better than workers and the impact on brood survival in colonies with restricted corpse removal was smaller than for workers.

Survival was positively affected by wing length and sex (males survived better than females), and recapture probability decreased with time, although not linearly (Table  5).

That is, in both cases, large trees survive better than small trees, but the relationship between traits and survival remains the same.