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Biology 484 – Ethology Chapter 11 – Evolution of Mating Systems
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Chapter 11 Opener: The mating systems of many species involve defense of food resources
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11.1 The monogamous honey bee drone dies after mating
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11.5 Female burying beetles combat polygyny
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11.6 A monogamous pair of cleaner wrasses
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11.7 An exceptionally paternal rodent
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11.8 Male care of offspring affects fitness in the California mouse
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11.11 Paternal male starlings keep their clutches warmer by helping mates incubate their eggs
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11.15 Polyandry has fitness costs
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11.16 Polyandry has fitness benefits
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11.17 A father’s mating success can be transmitted to his sons
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11.19 Polyandry boosts female reproductive success in a pseudoscorpion
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11.20 Egg fertilizations in female crickets that have mated with a sibling and a nonrelative (Part 1)
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11.20 Egg fertilizations in female crickets that have mated with a sibling and a nonrelative (Part 2)
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11.28 Resource defense polygyny in an African cichlid fish
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11.30 Does polygyny reduce female fitness?
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11.32 An explosive breeding assemblage
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