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mating system

mating system A mating system is the pattern of mating behavior in a population, such as whether females typically mate with one partner or with multiple partners.

A mating system is the pattern of mating behavior in a population, such as whether females typically mate with one partner or with multiple partners. In this source, it refers to reproductive strategies whose evolution can interact with the spread of sexually transmitted disease.

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Drafting source: Tarantino Riccardo; Garcia-Gonzalez Francisco. Agent-based modelling reveals feedback loops and non-linearity between mating system evolution and disease dynamics. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0336020; article XML SHA-256 7cfc45c659c6e121cb6616d3d79b4a3c9f981a9f201a0e6fae74985af4487047. “Agent-based modelling reveals feedback loops and non-linearity between mating system evolution and disease dynamics” (10.1371/journal.pone.0336020).
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