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The lek paradox

Posted on: 18 January 2011 in 2011

Queuing in space and time reduces the lek paradox on an antelope lek

Bro-Jorgensen J. (2011) Queuing in space and time reduces the lek paradox on an antelope lek. Evolutionary Ecology 25: 1385-1395.

Keywords: Bro-Jorgensen, sexual selection, antelopes, competitive signalling, mating strategy.

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