Sex ratio bias and shared paternity reduce individual fitness and population viability in a critically endangered parrot
Abstract
Sex‐biased mortality can lead to altered adult sex ratios ( ASR s), which may in turn lead to harassment and lower fitness of the rarer sex and changes in the mating system. Female critically endangered swift parrots ( Lathamus discolor ) suffer high predation while nesting due to an introduced mammalian predator, the sugar glider ( Petaurus breviceps ). High predation on females is causing severe population decline alongside strongly biased...
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Title
Sex ratio bias and shared paternity reduce individual fitness and population viability in a critically endangered parrot
Published Date
Dec 3, 2018
Journal
Volume
88
Issue
4
Pages
502 - 510
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