The supplied records support one direct reanalysis combining population identity and a duration variable: age at sexual maturity across three koala populations, pooled with site-level means and SDs (n = 32 females total).
Interpretation: the pooled mean of 24.4 months masks modest site variation (23.1β25.3 months), with the smallest site (Brisbane Ranges, n = 7) showing the tightest SD (1.5 months). All sites cluster near the ~6 kg body-mass threshold for first breeding (6.4β6.5 kg), suggesting duration to maturity is relatively conserved rather than highly plastic across populations
Other records contain breed identifiers but no directly comparable duration outcome: the crossbred dairy study reports generation-by-generation allele-origin assignment (accuracy 0.99β1.00 across 5 simulated generations) without per-generation values in the extracted data , and the dog-breed diversity data (10 breeds, HE 0.55β0.77) lack any duration variable . Missing for a fuller breed Γ duration reanalysis: per-breed longevity, generational, or time-to-event values matched to each breed/population in the other records; without those, any cross-taxon duration comparison would be fabricated. If real (non-simulated) data replace the dairy simulation, conclusions could shift β the authors themselves flag validation on real data as required.
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