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Reproductive ecology of short and long-term mating: implications for sexual selection and life history theory

2020-12-04

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<p>Mating patterns are crucial for understanding selection regimes in current populations and highly implicative for sexual selection and life history theory. However, empirical data on the relations between mating and fitness-related outcomes in contemporary humans are lacking. In the present research we examined the sexual selection on mating (with an emphasis on Bateman’s third parameter – the association betwe...

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10.31234/osf.io/6zcnm
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