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Standing genetic variance for female resistance to harm from males and its relationship to intralocus sexual conflict.

Evolution; international journal of organic evolution - 1 Jan 2006

Lew Timothy A, Morrow Edward H, Rice William R

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Interlocus sexual conflict theory predicts that some male adaptations are harmful to their mates. Females are therefore expected to evolve resistance to this harm. Using cytogenetic cloning techniques, we tested for heritable genetic variation among females for resistance to harm from males and determined whether propensity to remate, female body size, and intralocus conflict contributes to this variation. We...

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