Definitions for "Life history"
the complete set of events that characterize the existence and development of an organism from its beginning to its death.
An organism's lifetime pattern of growth, differentiation, storage and reproduction.
The full developmental program or history of an organism, including the specific schedule of life cycle stages, the types of allocations to growth and reproductive function, and the probability of surviving over time.
The description of an organism's life cycle. Ligase: An enzyme which is of vital importance in recombinant DNA technology. It joins nucleotides together by a phosphodiester bond between the 5'-P end of a polynucleotide chain and the 3'-OH end of another one.
The description of a species' entire life cycle including rearing, feeding, migratory, and breeding behaviors.
A description of the life cycle including the habitat, hosts, and phenological data for each stage.
A research method that uses the experiences of an individual as the unit of analysis, such as using the life experience of an individual gang member to understand the natural history of gang membership.
Life history refers to a variety of methods and techniques that are used for conducting qualitative interviews.
Of a key consultant or narrator; provides a personal cultural portrait of existence or change in a culture.
the general progression of your working or professional life; "the general had had a distinguished career"; "he had a long career in the law"