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Adaptive sex ratios: another example?

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Adaptive sex ratios: another example?

Adaptive sex ratios: another example?

Authors(s): B. L. Smith, R. L. Robbins and S. H. Anderson

Publication: Journal of Mammalogy

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Abstract: From 164 newborn elk calves that were captured and radio- instrumented from 1990-1992, this paper reviews peripartum sex ratios in relation to variation in elk densities. Findings support the Trivers and Willard hypothesis that as animal densities increase, male:female sex ratios decline.

Keywords: National Elk Refuge, Jackson Hole, Teton County, animal, mammal, ungulate, elk , wapiti, Cervidae, Cervus elaphus, radio collar, population

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KEYWORDSNational Elk Refuge, Jackson Hole, Teton County, animal, mammal, ungulate, elk , wapiti, Cervidae, Cervus elaphus, radio collar, population
ABSTRACTFrom 164 newborn elk calves that were captured and radio- instrumented from 1990-1992, this paper reviews peripartum sex ratios in relation to variation in elk densities. Findings support the Trivers and Willard hypothesis that as animal densities increase, male:female sex ratios decline.
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