Fisherian sex ratio theory
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Fisherian sex ratio theory is an evolutionary principle proposing that natural selection favors a 1:1 ratio of males to females in most sexually reproducing species because this balance maximizes parental genetic contribution to future generations.
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| Fisherian sex ratio theory canonical | 1 |
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