Sex ratios deviate across killifish species without clear links to life history
Abstract
Sex ratios can differ from an expected equal proportion of males and females, carrying substantial implications for our understanding of how mating systems evolve. Typically, macro-evolutionary studies have been conducted without assessing how deviations from an equal sex ratio could be explained by sex-biased mortality or dispersal. Our understanding of sex ratio evolution independent of these confounds, in addition to any putative links...
Paper Details
Title
Sex ratios deviate across killifish species without clear links to life history
Published Date
Apr 18, 2020
Journal
Volume
34
Issue
3
Pages
411 - 426
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