Collaborative Research: Male-male competition and speciation: behavioral and neuromolecular mechanisms underlying aggression biases in cichlids
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Competition is fact of life: all organisms are constantly engaged in competition for mates and other resources, and they often do so aggressively. These competitive interactions can have important consequences not just for the individuals that engage in them but also for the evolution and persistence of populations and species. For example,…
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