Is There a Unifying Concept of Sexual Selection That Applies to Both Plants and Animals?

Arnold, S. J. (1994). Is There a Unifying Concept of Sexual Selection That Applies to Both Plants and Animals?. The American Naturalist.

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1994

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• Sexual selection in flowering plants
  • The entry is descriptive and empirically qualified evolutionary biology; it neither anthropomorphizes plants nor claims one mechanism dominates every angiosperm lineage.

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