Degree of anisogamy is unrelated to the intensity of sexual selection
Degree of anisogamy is unrelated to the intensity of sexual selection
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Males and females often display different behaviours and, in the context of reproduction, these behaviours are labelled sex roles. The Darwin–Bateman paradigm argues that the root of these differences is anisogamy (i.e., differences in size and/or function of gametes between the sexes) that leads to biased sexual selection, and sex differences in p...
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Degree of anisogamy is unrelated to the intensity of sexual selection
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2045-2322
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2045-2322
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10.1038/s41598-021-98616-2
