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Female ornaments: is red skin color attractive to males and related to condition in rhesus macaques?
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Data from: Older males are not only attractive to but also aggressive toward females in Gnatocerus cornutus
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Data from: The "Woman in Red" Effect: pipefish males curb pregnancies at the sight of an attractive female
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Density-dependent individual variation in male attractiveness in a wild field cricket
<p>Social environments modify a male's ability to attract females and thus affect its fitness. Theory implies that an individual's fitness should trade-off with its ability to cope with competition. Individuals are expected to solve this trade-off differently: some males should be more attractive at low but others instead at high density. This prediction has rarely been tested in the wild. We used an automated RFID-surveillance system to quantify for each hour of the day, over 30 days (i.e. almost the entire adult lifespan of our model organism), whether a male had attracted a female in its burrow. The data were collected across a range of naturally varying local densities in wild field crickets, <i>G.campestris</i>. We also estimated whether the shape of the relationship between attractiveness and density was under selection. At the population level, attractiveness increased from low to intermediate density, suggesting an Allee effect. Attractiveness subsequently declined at higher densities, for example, because of detrimental effects of increased competition. Opposite to expectations, males that were more attractive under low densities were also more attractive under higher densities. However, the increase in attractiveness with density varied among males, suggesting that Allee effects were individual-specific. Finally, selection was not acting on density-dependent attractiveness but males that lived longer acquired more mating partners. Our study reveals that social environments shape attractiveness in wild male insects, and imply the occurrence of individual-specific Allee effect that may be evolvable.</p>
Fig. 1 in Beta-ionone attracts Euglossa mandibularis (Hymenoptera, Apidae) males in western Paraná forests
Fig. 1. Geographic distribution of Euglossa mandibularis and assessments of orchid bees carried out along its distribution and adjacencies. Solid squares: specimens directly examined; solid triangles: information obtained from published papers or web databases; open squares: euglossine assessments where β-ionona was used as attractant; open circles: euglossine assessments where β-ionona was not employed.
Data from: Heritability of male attractiveness persists despite evidence for unreliable sexual signals in Drosophila simulans
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Density-dependent individual variation in male attractiveness in a wild field cricket
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Data from: Female brain size affects the assessment of male attractiveness during mate choice
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Data from: Attractiveness is positively related to World Cup performance in male, but not female, biathletes
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Data from: Are attractive male crickets better able to pay the costs of an immune challenge?
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Dataset for manuscript: Precopulatory male choice in a damselfly: small females are more fecund and attractive to males
<p>Excel sheet with the data analysed in the manuscript "Precopulatory male choice in a damselfly: small females are more fecund and attractive to males"</p>
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