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Zeitschrift für Tierpsychologie, 1981
Abstract and SummaryTwo different meanings of the term ‘monogamy’ are outlined. Crustacea offer excellent examples to distinguish different types of, and different trends towards, monogamy. Biological and ecological factors shaping the selective consequences of the individual's reproductive tactic are discussed.
Wickler, W., Seibt, U.
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Abstract and SummaryTwo different meanings of the term ‘monogamy’ are outlined. Crustacea offer excellent examples to distinguish different types of, and different trends towards, monogamy. Biological and ecological factors shaping the selective consequences of the individual's reproductive tactic are discussed.
Wickler, W., Seibt, U.
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2003
Why do males of some species live with a single mate when they are capable of fertilizing more than one female's eggs? Why do some females pair only with one male, and not with several partners? Why do birds usually live in pairs and feed chicks together whilst mammals often live in larger groups with females rearing their young without male help ...
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Why do males of some species live with a single mate when they are capable of fertilizing more than one female's eggs? Why do some females pair only with one male, and not with several partners? Why do birds usually live in pairs and feed chicks together whilst mammals often live in larger groups with females rearing their young without male help ...
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2010
This text provides a groundbreaking look at sexual instincts and offers a clinical psychologist's and sex therapist's insights and solutions to the challenges of monogamous relationships. Monogamous relationships are firmly embedded in the framework of our society, and yet the divorce rate and common failures of intimacy in long-term ...
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This text provides a groundbreaking look at sexual instincts and offers a clinical psychologist's and sex therapist's insights and solutions to the challenges of monogamous relationships. Monogamous relationships are firmly embedded in the framework of our society, and yet the divorce rate and common failures of intimacy in long-term ...
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The evolution of monogamy in primates
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1983The evolution of primate monogamy is described as an ordered sequence of choices by generalized, hypothetical females and males. Females first choose whether or not to associate with other females. Predators encourage gregariousness in diurnal primates; however, nocturnality or scarce and evenly distributed food supplies may enforce separation.
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A New Parameterized Monogamy Relation between Entanglement and Equality
Advanced Quantum Technologies, 2022Zhi-Xiang Jin +2 more
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Non-consensual and Consensual Non-monogamy in Norway
International Journal of Sexual Health, 2022Bente Træen
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What do we know about consensual non-monogamy?
Current Opinion in Psychology, 2022Ryan Scoats, Christine Campbell
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Tighter entanglement monogamy relations of qubit systems
Quantum Information Processing, 2017Zhi-Xiang Jin +2 more
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