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Experimental coevolution of male and female genital morphology.
Nature communications - 5 Jul 2011
Simmons Leigh W, Garcia-Gonzalez Francisco
Abstract excerpt
Male genitalia typically exhibit patterns of rapid and divergent evolution, and there is now considerable evidence that sexual selection is an important driver of these patterns of phenotypic variation. Female genitalia have been less well studied, and are generally thought to be relatively invariant. Here we use experimental evolution to show that sexual selection drives the correlated evolution of female and...
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