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5. Outbreeding avoidance as probable driver of mate choice in the Asiatic toad,Bufo gargarizans

Outbreeding avoidance as probable driver of mate choice in the Asiatic toad,Bufo gargarizans

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【摘 要】

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Across taxa,females are routinely choosier than males in selecting mates.Several hypotheses have been advanced to explain genetic benefits behind female strateg

【作 者】

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Zhenhua Luo Mengling Hu Mi Hong Chenliang Li Mian Zhao Qi Gu Zhirong Gu Chunlin Liao Hua Wu 

【机 构】

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MolecularandBehaviouralEcologyResearchGroup,SchoolofLifeSciences,CentralChinaNormalUniversity,152Luo

【出 处】

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中国动物学会两栖爬行动物学分会2014年学术研讨会

【发表日期】

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2014年10期

【关键词】

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Bufo gargarizans genetic compatibility good genes inbreeding mate choice outbree 

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Across taxa,females are routinely choosier than males in selecting mates.Several hypotheses have been advanced to explain genetic benefits behind female strategies.The inbreeding avoidance hypothesis suggests females avoid mating with close relatives,thereby avoiding the match-up of deleterious recessive alleles.

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