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Female preference for male color is necessary and sufficient for assortative mating in 2 cichlid sister species

Selz et al., 2014

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2000489003614930874
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Selz O
Pierotti M
Maan M
Schmid C
Seehausen O
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Behavioral Ecology

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A critical step for speciation in the face of gene flow is the origination of reproductive isolation. The evolution of assortative mating greatly facilitates this process. Assortative mating can be mediated by one or multiple cues across an array of sensory modalities. We …
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