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Mate Choice Bateson Paperback Cambridge University Press 9780521272070

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Mate Choice

Patrick Bateson (Edited by)

9780521272070, Cambridge University Press

Paperback / softback, published 28 April 1983

480 pages

22.8 x 15.2 x 3 cm, 0.79 kg

\""...an exciting addition to the field and will be a point of departure for a great deal of future research.\""

Evolution

Animals may be careful in their choice of mates for a variety of reasons. The ideal mate may have to hold valuable resources as well as being highly fertile or fecund. As likely as not, it should be neither too closely related nor too distantly related, and it should be maximally attractive. All these aspects of a member of the opposite sex may influence how many descendants the pair could produce, but the importance of each will usually depend on the sex and the species of the individual making the choice. This book brings together modern thinking on the various functions of mate choice and its role in evolution. The ways in which finely tuned preferences for a particular member of]

Mate Choice Bateson Paperback Cambridge University Press 9780521272070

Mate Choice

Patrick Bateson (Edited by)

9780521272070, Cambridge University Press

Paperback / softback, published 28 April 1983

480 pages

22.8 x 15.2 x 3 cm, 0.79 kg

\""...an exciting addition to the field and will be a point of departure for a great deal of future research.\""

Evolution

Animals may be careful in their choice of mates for a variety of reasons. The ideal mate may have to hold valuable resources as well as being highly fertile or fecund. As likely as not, it should be neither too closely related nor too distantly related, and it should be maximally attractive. All these aspects of a member of the opposite sex may influence how many descendants the pair could produce, but the importance of each will usually depend on the sex and the species of the individual making the choice. This book brings together modern thinking on the various functions of mate choice and its role in evolution. The ways in which finely tuned preferences for a particular member of]

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