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Sexual selection and life history interact to influence the evolution of paternal care [PDF]
Parental care is essential to offspring survival in many species. Understanding why males of some species provide care, whereas others do not, has received substantial attention.
Taya deBlonk +3 more
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Female fertile phase synchrony, and male mating and reproductive skew, in the crested macaque
High social status is the primary determinant of reproductive success among group-living male mammals. Primates living in multimale–multifemale groups show the greatest variation in the strength of this link, with marked variation in reproductive skew by
James P. Higham +5 more
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Sexual selection is a concept that has probably been misunderstood and misrepresented more than any other idea in evolutionary biology, confusion that continues to the present day. We are not entirely sure why this is, but sexual politics seems to have played its role, as does a failure to understand what sexual selection is and why it was initially ...
Hosken, David J. +1 more
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THE COMPONENTS OF SEXUAL SELECTION [PDF]
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A, Faugères, C, Petit, E, Thibout
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Stronger net selection on males across animals
Sexual selection is considered the major driver for the evolution of sex differences. However, the eco-evolutionary dynamics of sexual selection and their role for a population’s adaptive potential to respond to environmental change have only recently ...
Lennart Winkler +3 more
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Sexual and natural selection both influence male genital evolution. [PDF]
Rapid and divergent evolution of male genital morphology is a conspicuous and general pattern across internally fertilizing animals. Rapid genital evolution is thought to be the result of sexual selection, and the role of natural selection in genital ...
Clarissa M House +6 more
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Genomic Insights Into the Molecular Basis of Sexual Selection in Birds
Sexual selection is a well-known biological process, yet the genomic basis and patterns of sexual selection are not fully understood. The extravagant ornamental plumage of peacock (Pavo cristatus) was instrumental in shaping Charles Darwin's theory of ...
Shubham K. Jaiswal +5 more
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The impact of small groups on pre‐ and postcopulatory sexual selection in polyandrous populations
Sexual selection is a key evolutionary force but varies widely between populations. Two key factors that influence sexual selection are the extent to which females copulate with multiple males (polyandry) and variation in the social environment ...
Grant C. McDonald
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Charles Darwin published his second book “Sexual selection and the descent of man” in 1871 150 years ago, to try to explain, amongst other things, the evolution of the peacock’s train, something that he famously thought was problematic for his theory of ...
Marion Petrie
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Janicke, Tim, Morrow, Edward
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