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Transient polymorphisms in parental care strategies drive divergence of sex roles
X. Long and F. J. Weissing
This paper by Xiaoyan Long and Franz J. Weissing explores the intricate dynamics of parental roles in species through evolutionary simulations. The findings reveal that sex-based parenting conflicts and patterns challenge traditional views, indicating that changes in parental care are more complex than previously thought.
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