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Life history theory posits that organisms should time their reproduction to coincide with environmental conditions that maximize their fitness. Population‐level comparisons have contributed important insights on the adaptive value of reproductive timing and its association to environmental variation. Yet, despite its central role to ecology and evolution, the causes and consequences of variation...
Many organisms undertake migrations between foraging and breeding habitats and while it is assumed that reproductive timing affects fitness, little is known about the degree of individual consistency, and about the causes and consequences of individual variation in migratory timing in organisms other than birds.
Here, we report on a 6‐year mark–recapture study, including 2048 individuals, of breeding...
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