<p>Female ‘strength of preference’ was calculated for every male pair as the difference in the mean proportion unmated female lizards (see text for details) were observed at the areas containing chemical cues from size-matched vitamin E supplemented <i>vs.</i> control male European green lizards. Vitamin E difference is the difference in relative vitamin E content of the femoral secretions of size-matched vitamin E supplemented <i>vs.</i> control males within a male pair.</p
Carotenoid-based sexual ornaments are widespread, but the role of carotenoids as honest signalers in...
Chemical signals may communicate information about discrete character states, such as species and se...
) prefer the scent of males with more ergosterol in their femoral secretions. However, it is not kno...
<p>The proportion unmated female lizards (see text for details) were observed at the areas containin...
Background: In spite that chemoreception is important in sexual selection for many animals, such as ...
) have substantial amounts of α-tocopherol ( = vitamin E) in their femoral secretions. Because vitam...
Identifying the factors that underlie signal divergences remains challenging in studies of animal co...
In some lizards, female mate choice is influenced by chemicals secreted by males, e.g., via the femo...
Honesty of sexual signals demands a link between the signal and fitness of the signalers, which can ...
Abstract Sex differences in animal coloration often result from sex‐dependent regulatory mechanisms....
Many animals use chemical signals in sexual selection, but it is not clear how these sexual traits m...
Chemical communication plays an essential role in several social and reproductive behaviors of many ...
Many animals produce elaborated sexual signals to attract mates, among them are common chemical sexu...
Multiple advertising sexual traits may either advertise different characteristics of male condition ...
It has been proposed recently that labile state variables (e.g. energy reserves) can have a key role...
Carotenoid-based sexual ornaments are widespread, but the role of carotenoids as honest signalers in...
Chemical signals may communicate information about discrete character states, such as species and se...
) prefer the scent of males with more ergosterol in their femoral secretions. However, it is not kno...
<p>The proportion unmated female lizards (see text for details) were observed at the areas containin...
Background: In spite that chemoreception is important in sexual selection for many animals, such as ...
) have substantial amounts of α-tocopherol ( = vitamin E) in their femoral secretions. Because vitam...
Identifying the factors that underlie signal divergences remains challenging in studies of animal co...
In some lizards, female mate choice is influenced by chemicals secreted by males, e.g., via the femo...
Honesty of sexual signals demands a link between the signal and fitness of the signalers, which can ...
Abstract Sex differences in animal coloration often result from sex‐dependent regulatory mechanisms....
Many animals use chemical signals in sexual selection, but it is not clear how these sexual traits m...
Chemical communication plays an essential role in several social and reproductive behaviors of many ...
Many animals produce elaborated sexual signals to attract mates, among them are common chemical sexu...
Multiple advertising sexual traits may either advertise different characteristics of male condition ...
It has been proposed recently that labile state variables (e.g. energy reserves) can have a key role...
Carotenoid-based sexual ornaments are widespread, but the role of carotenoids as honest signalers in...
Chemical signals may communicate information about discrete character states, such as species and se...
) prefer the scent of males with more ergosterol in their femoral secretions. However, it is not kno...