“…Indeed, despite their short lifespan compared to other vertebrates, various strains of the turquoise killifish recapitulate numerous stereotypical aging traits that have been reported in other vertebrates (Figure 5), including decline in reproduction, fertility, cognition, mobility, regeneration, and tissue homeostasis, along with increased incidence of senescence, neural and muscular degeneration, and cancerous lesions (Di Cicco et al., 2011; Terzibasi, Valenzano & Cellerino, 2007; Terzibasi et al., 2008; Valenzano, Terzibasi, Cattaneo, Domenici & Cellerino, 2006; Wendler, Hartmann, Hoppe & Englert, 2015). Importantly, the turquoise killifish does not die of just one disease, but appears to have multiple causes of death in old age, indicating that its lifespan is truly compressed rather than limited by a specific disease.…”