Phenotypic plasticity in response to the social environment: effects of density and sex ratio on mating behaviour following ecotype divergence.

PLoS One · 2010 · PMC2940798 · PMID 20862332

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Results We found highly significant differences between the reed and the stonewort ecotype populations in terms of both density and adult sex ratio ( Fig. 1 ).

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