Experimental evidence that sexual conflict influences the opportunity, form and intensity of sexual selection.

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Sexual interactions are often rife with conflict. Conflict between members of the same sex over opportunities to mate has long been understood to effect evolution via sexual selection. Although conflict between males and females is now understood to be widespread, such conflict is seldom considered in the same light as a general agent of sexual selection. Any interaction between males or females that generates...

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• Animal Communication
• Body Size
• Genetic Variation
• Gryllidae
• Selection, Genetic