Extraordinary Sex Ratios

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"Extraordinary Sex Ratios" is a seminal work by evolutionary biologist W. D. Hamilton that develops and analyzes theoretical explanations for skewed sex ratios in natural populations.

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instanceOf scholarly work
scientific article
aimsTo explain observed deviations from 1:1 sex ratios in nature
analyzes conditions leading to female-biased sex ratios
conditions leading to male-biased sex ratios
sex ratio under local mate competition
sex ratio under varying population structure
author W. D. Hamilton NERFINISHED
William Donald Hamilton NERFINISHED
basedOn Darwinian natural selection
Fisherian sex ratio theory NERFINISHED
citedAs classic in sex ratio literature
contributorTo evolutionary theory of social behavior
modern sex allocation theory
describedAs foundational paper on sex ratio evolution
seminal work in evolutionary biology
develops game-theoretic approaches to sex allocation
mathematical models of sex ratio evolution
extends Fisher’s principle NERFINISHED
earlier models of sex ratio
field behavioral ecology
evolutionary biology
population genetics
focusesOn evolutionarily stable strategies
frequency-dependent selection on sex ratio
inbreeding and sex ratio
kin selection and sex ratio
local mate competition
theoretical explanations for biased sex ratios
genre theoretical biology paper
hasConcept evolutionarily stable sex ratio
inclusive fitness and sex allocation
structured populations and mating systems
hasInfluenced empirical tests of sex allocation models
evolutionary ecology textbooks
models of sex ratio in structured populations
research on fig wasps sex ratios
research on parasitoid wasps sex ratios
theoretical work on local resource competition
language English
mainTopic evolution of sex allocation
natural selection
sex ratio theory
skewed sex ratios
partOf W. D. Hamilton’s body of work on social evolution

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