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Preferential Mating and the Maintenance of the Sex-Limited Dimorphism Inpapilio Glaucus: Evidence From Laboratory Matings

Malcolm P. Levin

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Malcolm P. Levin; PREFERENTIAL MATING AND THE MAINTENANCE OF THE SEX‐LIMITED DIMORPHISM IN PAPILIO GLAUCUS: EVIDENCE FROM LABORATORY MATINGS1, Evolution, Volume

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