impact of teenage pregnancy

Evolution: Offspring From Older Mothers Don't Live As Long and Prosper Compared to Younger Counterparts

Evolution: Offsprings of Older Mothers Are Less Fit to Survive and Do Not Live As Long

Medicine & Technology Jul 03, 2020

Women who have babies at an older age tend to have offspring who do not fare well and do not live as long as those people or species who are born to younger mothers. Evolution may have something to do with this.

impact of teenage pregnancy

Evolution: Offsprings of Older Mothers Are Less Fit to Survive and Do Not Live As Long

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