Evidence of phenotypic plasticity of penis morphology and delayed reproductive maturation in response to male competition in waterfowl
Abstract
Ducks are an excellent group to study avian genital evolution. Penis morphology of ducks is diverse, and penis length and elaboration are positively correlated with levels of male competition resulting from forced extra-pair copulations, and with female genital elaboration resulting from sexual conflict. Here we examined whether penis morphology is affected by social environment. We found experimental evidence that in a male-biased social...
Paper Details
Title
Evidence of phenotypic plasticity of penis morphology and delayed reproductive maturation in response to male competition in waterfowl
Published Date
Oct 1, 2017
Journal
Volume
134
Issue
4
Pages
882 - 893
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