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Condition-Dependent Mutual Mate Preference and Intersexual Genetic Correlations for Mating Activity.
The American naturalist - 1 Jun 2020
Han Chang S, Brooks Robert C, Dingemanse Niels J
Abstract excerpt
Although mating represents a mutual interaction, the study of mate preferences has long focused on choice in one sex and preferred traits in the other. This has certainly been the case in the study of the costs and condition-dependent expression of mating preferences, with the majority of studies concerning female preference. The condition dependence and genetic architecture of mutual mate preferences remain...
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