Labile perturbation factors (LPFs) occur over varying time frames and are classified as either direct, necessitating a shift to the Emergency Life History Stage (ELHS), or indirect, where they may be disruptive and costly but do not initiate overload, according to Wingfield (2005) and Romero and Wingfield (2016).

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  Allostasis revisited: A perception, variation, and risk framework

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