<p>Comparisons of the residuals derived from the regression of male lateral displays (a), quivers (b), and circles (c) against the amount of time that female stayed in each side of the tank between the successfully mated males and rejected males; further comparison of the time in association (d) that female spent with the successful mated males and rejected males is shown.</p
<p>Regression analyses of the active behaviour categories, all active behaviours combined and male b...
<p>The fecundity-effects of population and year were removed prior to this analysis (fecundity-resid...
The efficacy of female choice treatments. We conducted two distinct sets of experiments to verify th...
<p>Results of the correlation analysis carried out to assess the relationships between males obtaine...
<p>When males direct their antagonistic persistence more towards higher-fitness females, the tails o...
<p>(<b>A</b>) Association times of the two groups of males with high and low numbers of eggspots. Bo...
Our 2-way ANOVA of the residuals for offspring number on female body length, to determine whether th...
<p>(a) The grey circles represent the observed residual body masses. The black dots represent the me...
Despite a central line of research aimed at quantifying relationships between mating success and sex...
<p>(A) Visualization of the fitness surface of the two male CHCs for which linear sexual selection v...
<p>Relationships between the number of matings (Y-axis) and the number of male clasping attempts rec...
<p>The best fit (quadratic) is indicated with a solid line for 2009 and dashed line for 2010 data. R...
<p>Dots connected through lines indicate male pairs used in experiments. Data points in dark shaded ...
<p>Bivariate scatterplot with fitted regression lines illustrating the interaction between male body...
Sexual selection is generally predicted to act more strongly on males than on females. The Darwin-Ba...
<p>Regression analyses of the active behaviour categories, all active behaviours combined and male b...
<p>The fecundity-effects of population and year were removed prior to this analysis (fecundity-resid...
The efficacy of female choice treatments. We conducted two distinct sets of experiments to verify th...
<p>Results of the correlation analysis carried out to assess the relationships between males obtaine...
<p>When males direct their antagonistic persistence more towards higher-fitness females, the tails o...
<p>(<b>A</b>) Association times of the two groups of males with high and low numbers of eggspots. Bo...
Our 2-way ANOVA of the residuals for offspring number on female body length, to determine whether th...
<p>(a) The grey circles represent the observed residual body masses. The black dots represent the me...
Despite a central line of research aimed at quantifying relationships between mating success and sex...
<p>(A) Visualization of the fitness surface of the two male CHCs for which linear sexual selection v...
<p>Relationships between the number of matings (Y-axis) and the number of male clasping attempts rec...
<p>The best fit (quadratic) is indicated with a solid line for 2009 and dashed line for 2010 data. R...
<p>Dots connected through lines indicate male pairs used in experiments. Data points in dark shaded ...
<p>Bivariate scatterplot with fitted regression lines illustrating the interaction between male body...
Sexual selection is generally predicted to act more strongly on males than on females. The Darwin-Ba...
<p>Regression analyses of the active behaviour categories, all active behaviours combined and male b...
<p>The fecundity-effects of population and year were removed prior to this analysis (fecundity-resid...
The efficacy of female choice treatments. We conducted two distinct sets of experiments to verify th...