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Sexual selection unhandicapped by the fisher process
Journal of Theoretical Biology · 1990 · Vol. 144(4) · pp. 473–516
Alan Grafen✉(Oxford Research Group)
Animal Behavior and ReproductionPlant and animal studiesEvolutionary Game Theory and CooperationSexual selectionSelection (genetic algorithm)Mate choiceOrnamentsProcess (computing)PopulationSimple (philosophy)Quality (philosophy)Computer scienceEvolutionary biology
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AnimalsAnimal CommunicationFemaleGame TheoryMaleMathematicsModels, GeneticSexual Behavior, Animal
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