Testing the role of same-sex sexual behaviour in the evolution of alternative male reproductive phenotypes

Volume: 157, Pages: 5 - 11
Published: Nov 1, 2019
Abstract
Male same-sex sexual behaviour (SSB), where males court or attempt to mate with other males, is common among animal taxa. Recent studies have examined its fitness costs and benefits in attempts to understand its evolutionary maintenance, but the evolutionary consequences of SSB are less commonly considered. One potential impact of SSB might be to facilitate the evolution of traits associated with less sexually dimorphic males, such as...
Paper Details
Title
Testing the role of same-sex sexual behaviour in the evolution of alternative male reproductive phenotypes
Published Date
Nov 1, 2019
Volume
157
Pages
5 - 11
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