chapter 12 Flashcards

1
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Genitalia/ reproductive organs

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Primary sexual characteristics

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2
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Morphological differences between sexes NOT DIRECTLY INVOLVED in reproduction

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Secondary sexual characteristics

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3
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Acts on heritable traits that affect reproduction via MATE COMPETITION and MATE CHOICE
-form of natural selection

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Sexual selection

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4
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WITHIN SEX competition for access to opposite sex

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Mate competition (INTRASEXUAL selection)

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5
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One sex selects members of other sex

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Mate choice (Intersexual selection)

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6
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DIFFERENT sized gametes in different sexes
-Males lots of small, motile gametes
-Female fewer larger, nutrient rich gametes

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Anisogamy

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7
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Production of same sized gametes
-fungi, algae, unicellular protozoans
-Ancestral form

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Isogamy

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8
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Assumption 1
Individuals produce different sized gametes

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Ancestral marine environment

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9
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Assumption 2
Parents have FIXED ENERGY for gamete production; size-number trade off
-number of gametes increases, size decreased

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come back

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10
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Assumption 3
Zygote VIABILITY related to size
-larger zygote ___________ viability; contain more resources

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High

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11
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Results:
Larger (female) gametes = __________________; small )male gametes = _____________ advantage
-both have _________ fitness. intermediate size gametes have low

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1) higher survivorship
2) numerical
3) High

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12
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Female reproductive success limited by the NUMBER OF SUCCESS OF EGGS; male reproductive success limited by NUMBER OF MATES

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BATEMAN’s HYPOTHESIS

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13
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Sex with greater investment IN OFFSPRING should be choosier

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Parental investment theory

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14
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Traits used in male - male competition this is called

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weapons (intrasexual selection)

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15
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Traits used to attract females

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ornaments (intersexual selection)

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16
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What is the role of males horn-like projection?

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(WEAPON)
larger horns provide an advantage in mate competition
-males with larger horn will win most fights

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17
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are peacock tails an ornament used in mate choice?

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Larger males with longer tails= most successful in site defense
-males preforming the most displays/ greatest number of ocelli obtained more compilations
-Mate competition and mate choice are important are important in evolution of peacock tail

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18
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Females compete for males (invest heavily in parental care)
-females have enhanced secondary sexual characteristics
This is called?

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Sex role reversed species

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19
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How do male pipefish select a mate?

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Males prefer females that have higher expression of a sexually selected trait
-males should spend more time and mare more often with those females that display their temporary striped pattern (ornament) the most

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20
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Pipefish
males spent more time dancing/shorter latency to dance with ________________
-more ornamented female obtained ________________

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high displaying females
more copulations

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21
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pipefish
Females with _____________________ had highest mating success

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Ornaments

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22
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female mating preferences are byproduct of preexisting biases in females’s sensory systems what is this called?

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Sensory bias hypothesis

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23
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Guppies
How does a male trait become selected in female mate preference?

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Males and females should be attracted to orange colored objects; orange associated with carotenoids

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24
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Guppies
________________ were attracted to orange and red dics

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males and females

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25
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Guppies
-female mating preference linked to ______________________ for orange food objects

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preexisting preference

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26
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Material resources obtained from mating with male this is called?

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Direct material benefits

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27
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Physical resource that male provides to enhance mating success this is called?

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Nuptial gift

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28
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Male green-veined white butterflies provide a _____________________ sperm packaged within a protein-rich structure produced by male accessory glands as ______________________

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1) spermatophore
2) Nuptial gift

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29
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Do nuptial gifts enhance female reproductive success?

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Nuptial gifts are a direct benefit for females and increase their reproductive success

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30
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How does territory quality affect side-blotched lizard female choice and fitness?

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Females selected males based on territory quality significant gain

31
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Genetic benefits female obtain for offspring by mating with males of HIGH GENETIC QUALITY this is called?

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Indirect genetic benefits

32
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evolutionary process where male trait COEVOLVES with FEMALE PREFERENCE; becomes increasingly exaggerated this is called?

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Runaway process

33
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Well-developed secondary sexual characteristics are costly to survival; accurate signals of fitness this is called

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Handicap principle

34
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Good genes

35
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How do females assess male quality in frogs

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GOOD GENES
Most attractive males provide best genes alleles fitness to offspring

36
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Male field crickets produce energetically COSTLY courtship songs

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Females should prefer to mate with males that the greatest expression of SECONDARY SEXUAL TRSITS (song), since those males have the highest levels of IMMUNOCOMPETENCE (male immune system function is a heritable trait)

37
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Parasites and pathogens play an important role in sexual selection when secondary sexual traits are costly and condition dependent this is called?

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Hamilton-zuk hypothesis

38
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(good genes and the hamilton-zuk hypothesis)
Females preferred males that produce __________ frequency and duration of HF ticks
- those males had high _________________________ rates

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1) Higher
2) encapsulation

39
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(good genes and the hamilton-zuk hypothesis)
Females can obtain __________________________ (higher immunocompetence level) for their offspring

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Indirect genetic benefits

40
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Mate choice fitness benefits in spiders
What is important of pheromones as signals of male quality in mate choice?

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Male pheromones function to convey information about quality
-ability to select a mate enhance fitness

41
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Phase 2: almost all females chose pheromone of same male in phase 1
-females who mated with preferred males had ____________________, more/heavier eggs, and higher _______________

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1) larger egg sacks
2) hatch rate

42
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Male pheromones function to convey information about quality
-ability to select a mate __________________

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Enhances fitness

43
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captive breeding programs used to ___________________ of endangered species

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increase population size

44
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Allowing individuals to _________________ and ________________ should both be considered in programs

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1) select a mate
2) genetic diversity

45
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male follow mate to prevent mating with rivals this is called

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mate guarding

46
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Offspring of pair bonded female produced by third party male this called

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extra pair young

47
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How affective is mate guarding in warblers?

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Mate guarding effective for increasing paternity assurance

48
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competition between sperm of different males to fertilize eggs this is called

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sperm competition

49
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female influences fertilization success of sperm from one male over others and inbreeding depression this is called

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cryptic female choice

50
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reduction in fitness result of mating with close relatives this is called

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inbreeding depression

51
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Sperm competition in tree swallows
How can males increase paternity assurance?

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increase in copulation rate results in increased paternity for male

52
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Do females avoid inbreeding depression by cryptic female choice?

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Females display cryptic female choice in regards to matings with siblings reduced inbreeding depression

53
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(inbreeding avoidance via cryptic female choice in spiders)
Females display ____________________ in regard to mating with siblings reduce ________________

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1) cryptic female choice
2) inbreeding depression

54
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Multiple behavioral MATING PHENOTYPES in population this is called?

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Alternative mating tactics

55
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Male REMAIN a bourgeois male to INTERCEPT females this is called?

A

Satellite male

56
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Competitive males defend nest or territory this is called?

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Bourgeois male

57
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Male tries to avoid detection and enters a bourgeois territory to fertilize eggs this is called

A

sneaker male

58
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Use of particular strategy based on condition this is called

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conditional strategy

59
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Strategy that cannot be invaded by another strategy; yields highest fitness this is called

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Evolutionary stable strategy (ESS)

60
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(Conditional satellite males in tree frogs)
Does male tree frog mating behavior represent a conditional strategy?

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Males adopt reproductive strategies based on condition

61
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(conditional satellite males in tree frogs)
results:
Bourgeois males ___________, produced ______________________ calls than satellite males
Females and satellite males preferred ___________________ calls

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1) Large
2) lower frequency
3) lowest frequency

62
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What is the reproductive success of parental and sneaker male pumpkinseed sunfish?
-Parental _______________ than sneakers
-Parental sired 85% of offspring in nest
-Sneakers rare; reproductive success proportional to ___________
conclusion:
-two strategies have ________________

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1) larger, older
2) abundance
3) equal fitness

63
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(Hormone profiles of parental and sneakers)
Sneaker males had ____________ testosterone and cortisol and ____________ 11-ketotestosterone levels than parental males

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1) Higher
2) Lower

64
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When one individual OBSERVES AND COPIES the mating decisions of another individual this is called?

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Mate choice copying

65
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Do females copy the mate choice of other females?

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-17/20 females spent more time near male that had been NEAR MODEL FEMALE

66
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(Mate choice copying in guppies)
Conclusion:
-Females _________________________ preference to copy mate choice of model female

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switched mates choice

67
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What factors affect the mating behavior of female fruit flies?

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Female fruit flies spent more time with a non-preferred male after observing female association with him

68
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(Mating behavior of female fruit flies)
results:
Pretest-females spent more time near ___________ male
-posttest females that observed model female with low-quality male chose ______________ male

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1) Higher quality
2) low quality

69
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(Mating behavior of female fruit flies)
Female fruit flies mating behavior affected by decisions of ____________________

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other females

70
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Benefits of mate coping
-Increases likelihood of mating with _____________________
-Should only occur when discrimination among potential mates is difficult’
-males ____________-
-females _____________

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1) higher quality males
2) very similar
3) inexperienced

71
Q

(nonindependent mate choice by male mosquitofish)
Does risk of sperm competition affect mate choice by males?
Results:
-Experiment 1 and 3 -males preferred ________________
-Experiment 2_ focal male spent ____________ with chosen female during last stage

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1) Larger female
2) Less time

72
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(nonindependent mate choice by male mosquitofish)
Does risk of sperm competition affect mate choice by males?
Conclusion:
-male mate choice affected by risk of ____________________

A

sperm competition

73
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Are human mate choice preferences influenced by mate choice behavior of others?

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Women rated attractiveness of men for short and long term relationship
-attractiveness INCREASED for men seen interacting with INTERESTED RIVAL