A korrentour readingWhat is a korrent?
Drawn from what Dave Hone said
Word for word, with the source under each one. They did not write this page.
Palaeontologist and reader in zoology at Queen Mary University of London
You're dominant in contests, particularly with conspecifics. If you're trying to win a territory or win mating rights, bigger things usually beat up smaller things. So there's going to be selection favoring them. But then big things don't usually do well in extinction events, so that tends to reset the clock by killing off the big stuff, and then smaller stuff does better again.
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