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Chapter 9ricklefs7e_ch9_1.html5355d249757a2ef877000000
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Reproduction can be sexual or asexualricklefs7e_ch9_2.html5355d249757a2ef877000000
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Organisms can evolve as separate sexes or as hermaphroditesricklefs7e_ch9_3.html5355d249757a2ef877000000
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Sex ratios of offspring are typically balanced, but they can be modified by natural selectionricklefs7e_ch9_4.html5355d249757a2ef877000000
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Mating systems describe the pattern of mating between males and femalesricklefs7e_ch9_5.html5355d249757a2ef877000000
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Sexual selection favors traits that facilitate reproductionricklefs7e_ch9_6.html5355d249757a2ef877000000
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Summary of Chapter Conceptsricklefs7e_ch9_7.html5355d249757a2ef877000000
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Review Questionsricklefs7e_ch9_8.html5355d249757a2ef877000000
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Graphing The Data: Frequency-Dependent Selectionricklefs7e_ch9_9.html5355d249757a2ef877000000
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