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Cephalo-pelvic covariation and sexual dimorphism are disrupted in hybrid mice: implications for the human obstetrical dilemma

2026-05-12

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Cephalo-pelvic disproportion in humans has traditionally been interpreted through the obstetrical dilemma framework, assuming a trade-off between bipedal locomotion and childbirth. However, cephalo-pelvic covariation and pelvic sexual dimorphism might be common adaptations to parturition among mammals. We use a controlled hybridization model in mice to test whether cephalo-pelvic covariation and pelvic sexual dimo...

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390846d0-5142-56b7-a03a-5726bf8a4b5a
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10.64898/2026.05.11.724362
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