The distinction between Type I and Type II allostatic overload is that Type I involves responding directly to physiological starvation (actual Potential Reproductive Potential = 0), whereas Type II involves responding to an alternative predictor of impending negative energy balance that may or may not accurately reflect low Potential Reproductive Potential.

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  Allostasis revisited: A perception, variation, and risk framework

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• Type II allostatic overload concept
• Type 1 allostatic overload concept
• negative energy balance concept
• Potential Reproductive Potential concept