Non-sex-biased dominance in a sexually monomorphic electric fish: fight structure and submissive electric signalling
Males and females commonly compete for limited resources. When interaction costs are similar for both sexes and there are no sexual differences in resource value estimation, a non‐sex‐biased dominance is expected. Moreover, only non‐sex‐biased assessment of contenders fighting ability (Resource Hold...
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2012
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