Reproductive phenotype predicts adult bite‐force performance in sex‐reversed dragons ( Pogona vitticeps )

Sex‐related differences in morphology and behavior are well documented, but the relative contributions of genes and environment to these traits are less well understood. Species that undergo sex reversal, such as the central bearded dragon ( Pogona vitticeps ), offer an opportunity to better understand sexually dimorphic traits because sexual phenotypes can exist on different chromosomal backgrounds. Reproductively female dragons with a...