Phylogenetic analyses of sexual selection and sexual size dimorphism in pinnipeds¶
Lindenfors, T., & Biuw. (2002). Phylogenetic analyses of sexual selection and sexual size dimorphism in pinnipeds.
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- The raw material of comparative SSD work is a sprawl: dozens or hundreds of species in a clade, each contributing a pair of body-size measurements, embedded in mating systems that range from monogamy through mild polygyny to harem-holding extremes, with the larger sex sometimes male and sometimes female, and dimorphism ratios scattered from near-unity to sevenfold
This sourceComparative analysis of pinnipeds, a clade with some of the most extreme sexual size dimorphism, showing dimorphism tracks harem size through male size.
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- The raw material of comparative SSD work is a sprawl: dozens or hundreds of species in a clade, each contributing a pair of body-size measurements, embedded in mating systems that range from monogamy through mild polygyny to harem-holding extremes, with the larger sex sometimes male and sometimes female, and dimorphism ratios scattered from near-unity to sevenfold
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