The operation of sexual selection in the red junglefowl

The operation of sexual selection in the red junglefowl

<p>Sexual selection acts on traits that increase the reproductive success of an individual in competition with other individuals of the same sex over reproductive opportunities, through intra-sexual competition and inter-sexual mate choice. Because males benefit more from remating than females...

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Autori principali:	Collet, J, Julie Collet
Altri autori:	Pizzari, T
Natura:	Tesi
Lingua:	English
Pubblicazione:	2010
Soggetti:	Biology Behaviour (zoology) Zoological sciences Evolution (zoology)

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