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Does selection on horn length of males and females differ in protected and hunted populations of a weakly dimorphic ungulate?

Ecol Evol · 2017 · PMC5468124 · PMID 28616168

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In the hunting area with restrictions on lactating females (Sondrio), the interaction between early horn growth and sex revealed a highly significant difference between the regression slopes for males and females, and only males showed a significant negative relationship between horn growth in the first 2 years of life and age at death (Table 1 , Figure 2 b).

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