Original paper
High frequency of multiple paternity in broods of a socially monogamous cichlid fish with biparental nest defence
Abstract
In several animal taxa, genetic analyses have demonstrated that social monogamy and biparental brood care do not preclude polygamous reproduction. Few studies have been conducted in fish, but in fish species without alternative reproductive phenotypes, social monogamy was largely congruent with genetic parentage. In contrast to these findings, we report an exceptionally high level of multiple paternity in a socially monogamous cichlid fish with...
Paper Details
Title
High frequency of multiple paternity in broods of a socially monogamous cichlid fish with biparental nest defence
Published Date
Apr 22, 2008
Journal
Volume
17
Issue
10
Pages
2531 - 2543
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