The Theory of Sex Allocation¶
Charnov, E. L. (1982). The Theory of Sex Allocation. Princeton University Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- Fisher's Principle (Sex-Ratio Equilibrium)
- Observed departures from 1:1 — in fig wasps under local-mate competition, in Hymenoptera with haplodiploidy, in vertebrates whose offspring sex interacts with maternal condition — are understood as deviations from the Fisherian baseline, each tracing to a specific violation of one of the principle's assumptions
This sourceThe monograph that systematises departures from Fisherian equal investment — local mate competition, haplodiploidy, and condition-dependent allocation — as consequences of relaxing named assumptions rather than as exceptions.
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- Observed departures from 1:1 — in fig wasps under local-mate competition, in Hymenoptera with haplodiploidy, in vertebrates whose offspring sex interacts with maternal condition — are understood as deviations from the Fisherian baseline, each tracing to a specific violation of one of the principle's assumptions
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