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Meghna Thapar 5 years, 7 months ago
The ‘Compatible Genes Hypothesis’
This hypothesis predicts that not all females choose the same genes, but rather, each of them prefers particular genes. Such differences in preference can be due to genetic incompatibility. In this way, genetic benefits to females are due to the interaction between maternal and paternal genomic contributions. So, this hypothesis predicts that females pursue EPCs to augment the chances of finding compatible partners who in turn, will confer to the EPY higher fitness than their paternal half-sibs.
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