2015
DOI: 10.1163/15707563-00002465
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The effect of male-male competition and ornament size on mean and variance of courtship intensity towards heterospecific and conspecific females

Abstract: As species do not live in isolation from each other, they are faced with an elementary choice when searching for a mating partner: a choice between conand heterospecific individuals. Despite the remarkable research effort on hybridization and its avoidance, there are still some less well covered areas, e.g. what is the role of males in hybridization, what patterns are found in sympatric wild populations, what role do alternative reproductive tactics (ARTs) have on the likelihood of heterospecific matings, and … Show more

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