Bateman’s gradients can be used to understand the strength o…
Bateman’s gradients can be used to understand the strength of sexual selection acting on a sex. In snails, populations include two sexes, but those sexes can be male and hermaphrodite, female and hermaphrodite, and male and female. In this example, the population is composed of males and hermaphrodites. Using the graph below, who is sexual selection acting on? Note: x-axis = number of mates & y-axis = number of offspring
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