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Identifying female phenotypes that promote behavioral isolation in a sexually dimorphic species of fish ( <i>Etheostoma zonale</i> )

2020-04-23

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In sexually dimorphic species characterized by exaggerated male ornamentation, behavioral isolation is often attributed to female preferences for conspecific male signals. Yet, in a number of sexually dimorphic species, male mate choice also results in behavioral isolation. In many of these cases, the female traits that mediate species boundaries are unclear. Females in sexually dimorphic species typically lack ma...

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639f0009-cbee-5c73-9f0d-0e6e69c1ab76
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10.1101/2020.04.20.051714
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