Quantitative measure of sexual selection with respect to the operational sex ratio: a comparison of selection indices
Clethrionomys glareolus
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study to compare the most widely used measures of sexual selection in natural populations. We explored the mating and reproductive
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indices show significant positive intercorrelations for both males and females, suggesting that Bateman's principles are an
accurate and a valid measure of the mating system. The Bateman gradient, in particular, provides information over and above
that of other sexual selection indices. Male bank voles show a greater potential for sexual selection than females, and Bateman
gradients indicate a polygynandrous mating system. Selection coefficients reveal strong selection gradients on male bank vole
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study to compare the most widely used measures of sexual selection in natural populations. We explored the mating and reproductive
successes of male and female bank voles,</description><description>and</description><description>and Bateman gradients) and selection coefficients (</description><description>′ and</description><description>′) to evaluate, for the first time, the genetic mating system of bank voles and compared these measures with alternative indices
of sexual selection (index of monopolization and Morisita's index) across the OSRs. We found that all the sexual selection
indices show significant positive intercorrelations for both males and females, suggesting that Bateman's principles are an
accurate and a valid measure of the mating system. The Bateman gradient, in particular, provides information over and above
that of other sexual selection indices. Male bank voles show a greater potential for sexual selection than females, and Bateman
gradients indicate a polygynandrous mating system. Selection coefficients reveal strong selection gradients on male bank vole
plasma testosterone level rather than body size.</description><description>across manipulated operational sex ratios (OSRs) by genotyping all adult and pup bank voles on 13 islands using six microsatellite
loci. 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of sexual selection (index of monopolization and Morisita's index) across the OSRs. We found that all the sexual selection
indices show significant positive intercorrelations for both males and females, suggesting that Bateman's principles are an
accurate and a valid measure of the mating system. The Bateman gradient, in particular, provides information over and above
that of other sexual selection indices. Male bank voles show a greater potential for sexual selection than females, and Bateman
gradients indicate a polygynandrous mating system. Selection coefficients reveal strong selection gradients on male bank vole
plasma testosterone level rather than body size.</abstract><abstract>across manipulated operational sex ratios (OSRs) by genotyping all adult and pup bank voles on 13 islands using six microsatellite
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