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genetic monogamy

genetic monogamy Genetic monogamy is one end of the range of genetic mating-system patterns studied in animals, contrasted with polyandry.

Genetic monogamy is one end of the range of genetic mating-system patterns studied in animals, contrasted with polyandry. In the source, it is described as an alternative evolutionary strategy that has arisen multiple times under different ecological and biological conditions.

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Drafting source: Gayford Joel H; Flores-Flores Estefanía M. No evidence for population-level benefits of polyandry in sharks and rays. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0308141; article XML SHA-256 bfbe5a4a3bc0661b544094e6c9a550bf134782a591ebf4d8ce2caba23c022924. “No evidence for population-level benefits of polyandry in sharks and rays” (10.1371/journal.pone.0308141).
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