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Absence of female conspecifics induces homosexual behaviour in male guppiesField et al., 2004
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- Field K
- Waite T
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- Animal Behaviour
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Social environment can have dramatic effects on the expression of species-typical sexual behaviour. Using guppies, Poecilia reticulata, we asked how an all-male social environment affects male sexual behaviour. Males were assigned to either single-sex or mixed-sex …
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