[PDF] Top 20 Sexual selection and the evolution of beauty: two views

... on sexual selection in these frogs (Ryan, chapter 2), revealing a marvelously complex ...between two speakers, one broadcasting only whines, the other, whines followed by chucks, is six times more ... See full document

... the evolution of female preferences for long tailed ...in sexual-dimorphism, more than the original rewarded more average male and female stimuli (Jansson et ... See full document

... the selection lines are de- scribed in detail in Crudgington et ...least two males at any given time; Anderson 1974), was used to establish the selection ...of two different sexual ... See full document

... Statistical analysis: The presence/absence of claw- marks was modelled as the response variable in two multivariate logistic regression models, a generalized lin- ear mixed model (GzLMM) and a generalized linear ... See full document

... and sexual organisms use different strategies of ...are two ways of ceasing existence: to die or to be transformed into another ...and evolution; the forms, that are resistant not only to decay but ... See full document

... kin selection to modulate the evolution of sexual ...kin selection and sexual selection both originating with Charles Darwin – in The Origin of Species (Darwin, 1859) and The ... See full document

... these two aims. The first three papers explore the evolution of mating systems using analytic and simulation ...frequency-dependent selection and should evolve most easily when po- tential mates are ... See full document

... the selection lines are de- scribed in detail in Crudgington et ...least two males at any given time; Anderson 1974), was used to establish the selection ...of two different sexual ... See full document

... Sexual selection is an important force driving the evolution of reproductive traits, including sperm morphology and mating ...Divergent sexual selection among populations can eventually ... See full document

... the evolution of naturally selected ...under sexual selection, provided all females mate, the average mating success ...why sexual selection may be less well modeled by the adaptive ... See full document

... The Rasch model is probabilistic based upon logits (Rasch, 1960) which allows for an adequate measure of those items that are less likely to be endorsed by participants (Lamb, Annetta, Meldrum, & Vallett, 2012). ... See full document

... Figure S7. Plots showing the relationship between w ithin-pair disparity in pace (PC3) and each of the additional predictors included in our analysis. For all continuous predictors, regressions lines (with prediction ... See full document

... sexual selection. The fact that episodes of pre-insemination sexual selection continue after insemination indicates that the phenotypic and genetic relationship between pre-insemination and ... See full document

... mediopunctata consistently evolved to- ward equal sexual proportions and that both the cause of evolutionary change (female excess) and its genetic basis (accumulation of autosomal suppr[r] ... See full document

... slow evolution of the genes they ...of evolution of individual genes, which would explain the association of Universal genes with low human-mouse ... See full document

... Courtship behaviour involves a complex exchange of signals and responses. These are usually studied at the phenotypic level, and genetic or transcriptional responses to courtship are still poorly understood. Here I ... See full document

... It is useful to draw a tentative distinction between two classes of mathe- matical entities to which beauty may be attributed: processes and prod- ucts. Processes include problem-solving techniques, ... See full document

... Sezione di Biodiversità Tropicale Glenn, Mary; Humboldt State University, Anthropology Behaviour < BIOLOGY, Evolution < BIOLOGY sexual selection, anthropoid primates, mating system, voca[r] ... See full document

... exhibit two ways in which secretions from the accessory glands are transferred to the recipient: 1) Acps are carried in seminal fluid to- gether with the sperm; 2) Acps are transferred separately from the ... See full document

... because two important characteristics – spectrum and intensity (Endler, 1993b) – exhibit both spatial (among microenvironments) and temporal (diurnal and seasonal) ... See full document