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THSyllabus for ANTH 101-AMy Account-GnuText Behavior.pd ownloads/Study%20Guide%2

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The Phalarops are interesting species in which males show parental care.This is the case of reversed sexual selection. usually famels are the one to give maximum parental care. The females are more likely to look out and compete for males and hence they are more aggressive. The males have to chose from the competing females and hence males are more choosier sex.

Females select and prefer males with orange color, this is typical sexual species where females are choosing the mate. The typical male characters are aggression and competition to attract female. The typical female characters are parental care and sexual selection of prefered males. Females invest more on offsprings and give parental care. The selection of orange color is the result of selection of males by females, so it is a intersexual selection.

Male sticklebacks choose the prefered females, this is an reversed selection. The typical male characters include aggression and less investment of parental care. Males tend to be more aggressive and show case their features in front of females. The females on the other hand chose the right male, invest on parental care and has fewer partners than the males. The selection of female body size by males is the result of intra sexual selection because heivier females oversize the other smaller females during competition.