BATEMAN PRINCIPLES AND THE MEASUREMENT OF SEXUAL SELECTION IN PLANTS AND ANIMALS
BATEMAN PRINCIPLES AND THE MEASUREMENT OF SEXUAL SELECTION IN PLANTS AND ANIMALS
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DOI：
10.1086/285656
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发表时间：
1994-08-01
影响因子：
2.9
通讯作者：
ARNOLD, SJ
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作者：
ARNOLD, SJ
A.贝特曼对动物交配系统的研究方法被推广，为研究植物和雌雄同体动物的性选择提供了一个框架。这种概括的关键特征是认识到繁殖力和交配成功之间的关系可以采取多种形式，超出了贝特曼数据中观察到的形式。因此，在许多情况下，雌性动物，或雌雄同体的植物或动物的雌性功能，可以经历性选择。通径图表明，性选择是繁殖力选择的一个组成部分。最后，统计程序进行了讨论，以衡量在植物和动物种群的性别选择单独或合并。
A. J. Bateman's approach to animal mating systems is generalized to provide a framework for studying sexual selection in plants and hermaphroditic animals. The key feature of this generalization is the realization that the relationship between fecundity and mating success can take a variety of forms beyond those observed in Bateman's data. Thus, under many circumstances, female animals, or the female function of a hermaphroditic plant or animal, can experience sexual selection. Path diagrams are used to show that sexual selection is a component of fecundity selection. Finally, statistical procedures are discussed for measuring sexual selection in plant and animal populations with separate or combined sexes.