Male‐biased sexual selection, but not sexual dichromatism, predicts speciation in birds
Abstract
Sexual selection is thought to shape phylogenetic diversity by affecting speciation or extinction rates. However, the net effect of sexual selection on diversification is hard to predict because many of the hypothesized effects on speciation or extinction have opposing signs and uncertain magnitudes. Theoretical work also suggests that the net effect of sexual selection on diversification should depend strongly on ecological factors, though this...
Paper Details
Title
Male‐biased sexual selection, but not sexual dichromatism, predicts speciation in birds
Published Date
Mar 7, 2021
Journal
Volume
75
Issue
4
Pages
931 - 944
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