Coevolutionary Arms Races Driven By Sexually Antagonistic Selection: A Simple Approach to Sexual Selection and Sexual Manipulation - Brossura
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This volume was conceived as an integrative exploration of sexual conflict—from theory through empirical case studies to conservation applications. It aims to bridge disciplines, linking mathematical models, genomic data, behavioral experiments, and ecological insights. While the focus has been on recent advances, the foundations rest on decades of research spanning genetics, ecology, developmental biology, and ethology. Readers are encouraged to view sexual conflict not as a niche topic but as a central lens through which to understand adaptation, diversity, and even the challenges of managing species in a rapidly changing world. Wherever your own interests lie—whether in molecular mechanisms, behavioral ecology, or applied conservation—this book is meant to spark new questions, inspire interdisciplinary collaboration, and guide future investigations into the dynamic interplay of male and female strategies in nature.
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