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Humans are one of very few species whose females live for decades after they can no longer have children. One explanation is the ‘grandmother hypothesis’: long life may have evolved because grandmothers who helped gather food and raise grandchildren allowed more of those children to survive — quietly selecting, over generations, for longevity itself
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