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Geographic differentiation of reproductive traits: Researchers: Dr. Thomas Lecocq The meeting between mates is one of the most important steps for the reproduction. The individuals localize, recognize, and select their sexual partners through the courtship behavior that involves reproductive traits (e.g. feathers, mating call or chemical secretions). The reproductive traits have a key role in […]