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Evolutionary trade-offs are crucial to understanding dimorphism in a species. A common choice revolves around the distinction between natural and sexual selection: for a male, is it better to outcompete other males in the fight for resources or in their sexual prowess? | Evolutionary trade-offs are crucial to understanding dimorphism in a species. A common choice revolves around the distinction between natural and sexual selection: for a male, is it better to outcompete other males in the fight for resources or in their sexual prowess? | ||
- | A clear example of this dilemma appears in the bulb mite // | + | {{ http:// |
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+ | A clear example of this dilemma appears in the bulb mite // | ||
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+ | * How does your model account for coexistence of scramblers and fighters in the population? | ||
* What is the impact of resource scarcity on the ratio between scramblers and fighters? | * What is the impact of resource scarcity on the ratio between scramblers and fighters? | ||
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