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SPLIT SEX-RATIOS AND THE EVOLUTIONARY ORIGINS OF EUSOCIALITY
Published 1986“…A simple guiding principle for each sex can be derived on the assumption of maternal sex ratio equilibrium. …”
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Sex ratio of multiple sclerosis and clinical phenotype.
Published 2010“… BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: In a longitudinal population-based dataset of patients with multiple sclerosis (MS), we have previously observed a substantial increase in the female to male sex ratio in Canada over the last 50 years. Here, we aimed to determine whether this change in sex ratio is related to the clinical course of MS. …”
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Toxoplasma gondii and sex: essential or optional extra?
Published 2002“…It is proposed that the sex allocation theory, as applied to inbreeding populations, can explain the sex ratios observed for this diverse group of parasites. …”
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Haplodiploidy and the evolution of eusociality: split sex ratios.
Published 2012“…However, the "haplodiploidy hypothesis" rests on theoretical arguments that were made before recent advances in our empirical understanding of sex allocation and the route by which eusociality evolved. …”
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Gender and sexuality in India: Selling sex in Chennai
Published 2009“…While the women's experiences are closely knit into the medical discourse regarding sex workers, sex work emerges as a complicated knot of poverty, desire, women's oppression, love, co-option, and motherhood. …”
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Complementation, genetic conflict, and the evolution of sex and recombination.
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Sex ratio of nuclear industry employees' children.
Published 2001“…Some studies have suggested that radiation exposure might influence the sex ratio at birth, potentially indicating genetic damage. …”
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The influence of sex chromosome aneuploidy on brain asymmetry.
Published 2009“…The cognitive deficits present in individuals with sex chromosome aneuploidies suggest that hemispheric differentiation of function is determined by an X-Y homologous gene [Crow (1993); Lancet 342:594-598]. …”
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Sex differences in degree performance at the University of Oxford
Published 2013“…We argue that expectation of a first is an example of specific academic self-concept and that the higher level in men reflects different responses of the sexes to the particular academic environment of Oxford. …”
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Evolution of neo-sex chromosomes in Silene diclinis.
Published 2009“…A small cluster of dioecious species in the plant genus Silene has evolved chromosomal sex determination and sex chromosomes relatively recently, within the last 10 million years (MY). …”
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Sex therapy in a couple with learning disabilities
Published 1999“…Despite greater emphasis in the last decade on sex education programmes for young people who have learning disabilities, there are few reports of sexual counselling or sex therapy. …”
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More on Toxoplasma gondii, sex and premature rejection
Published 2003“…I am not proposing rejection of the sex allocation theory, just that it is premature to consider basing treatment or control strategies on population structures calculated from sex ratios obtained from single blood-smears.…”
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Sex chromosome evolution and speciation in Ficedula flycatchers.
Published 2003“…We investigate the significance of sex-chromosome evolution on the development of post- and prezygotic isolation in two naturally hybridizing Ficedula flycatcher species. …”
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