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The legacy of privilege: Social inheritance reverses sex differences in reproductive inequality in spotted hyenas

2025-12-02

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Inequalities in reproductive success among females and males shape natural and sexual selec-tion, as well as genetic diversity. A key mechanism influencing reproductive inequality in humans and other animals is the social inheritance of privilege. Using a 29-year dataset spanning eight generations of spotted hyenas (Crocuta crocuta), a species in which social status is maternally inherited, we show that inheritanc...

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10.32942/x2ds9p
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