Social preferences based on sexual attractiveness, a female strategy to reduce male sexual attention¶
(2012). Social preferences based on sexual attractiveness, a female strategy to reduce male sexual attention. Proceedings of the Royal Society B, 1748-1753.
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- Sexual coercion among animals
- Whether it actually changed the recipient's mating options, produced copulation, or improved the actor's reproductive success is a further empirical question, not a condition silently built into every use of the name.
This sourceBinder-safe transcription of the complete printed title, whose separator after “attractiveness” is a colon. Original experimental Trinidadian-guppy study. The original abstract and PubMed figure captions were inspected; direct full-text retrieval was challenged. These support association choice and reduced male attention, not male mating success.
- Whether it actually changed the recipient's mating options, produced copulation, or improved the actor's reproductive success is a further empirical question, not a condition silently built into every use of the name.
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