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The 16 pages that link to Sexual conflict, each with the reason it gives.

• Sexual dimorphismRelated: Conflicting reproductive interests can shape traits differently in males and females.

• Sexual selectionRelated: Mating interests can oppose each other, shaping adaptations in both sexes.

• ParthenogenesisRelated: Parthenogenetic lineages can escape conflicts associated with mating and male reproduction.

• Courtship displayRelated: Display and response traits can evolve under competing mating interests.

• Mate choiceCompared with: Mate preferences can oppose coercive or manipulative traits favored by sexual conflict.

• PolyandryRelated: Different mating interests can shape the costs and benefits of polyandrous mating.

• Sex-role reversalRelated: Role reversal changes which sex competes, but does not eliminate conflicting reproductive interests.

• The Descent of ManRelated: It complicates Darwin’s emphasis on mutual choice by showing that mating interests can diverge.

• Brood careRelated: Parents may differ in how much care each should provide or how long it should last.

• Sexual cannibalismRelated: Mating and survival can favor opposing strategies for attackers and potential victims.

• Sexual dichromatismRelated: The same color signal can benefit one sex while imposing costs on the other.

• CopulationRelated: Mating can benefit one partner while imposing costs on the other.

• Evolution of sexual reproductionRelated: Conflict between mating partners can shape the diversification of mating systems.

• Giraffe weevilRelated: It offers a framework for investigating whether male traits impose costs on females.

• MatingRelated: Differences in reproductive interests can shape mating behavior and anatomy.

• Animal sexual behaviourRelated: Opposing reproductive interests can shape courtship, mating, and resistance.