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The causes and evolutionary consequences of variation in female mate choice in insects: the effects of individual state, genotypes and environments.
Current opinion in insect science - 1 Jun 2018
Kelly Clint D
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Sexual selection generally involves males evolving secondary sexual characters that satisfy the mating preferences of females. Behavioral ecologists have spent considerable research effort on identifying how variation in sexually-selected traits in insects is maintained among males at the expense of investigating the proximate and ultimate causes of variation in female mating preferences for those male traits....
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