The Ecological Significance of Sex Ratio Regulation as an Adaptive Strategy in Lampreys

Most species' populations are primarily composed of either male or female individuals, but the sex ratio is not always 1:1. This adaptive variation in sex ratios has been observed in many species, such as the American alligator and lampreys. The sex ratio of lampreys changes with environmental conditions. To understand the impact of sex ratio variation on the ecosystem and its components, this paper proposes three models:

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2025-03-21
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3745533.3745748
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Fish Ecology and Management Studies
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The Ecological Significance of Sex Ratio Regulation as an Adaptive Strategy in Lampreys

P Zhang, Minzhe Li, Zixuan Wang
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The Ecological Significance of Sex Ratio Regulation as an Adaptive Strategy in Lampreys

P Zhang, Minzhe Li, Zixuan Wang
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Most species' populations are primarily composed of either male or female individuals, but the sex ratio is not always 1:1. This adaptive variation in sex ratios has been observed in many species, such as the American alligator and lampreys. The sex ratio of lampreys changes with environmental conditions. To understand the impact of sex ratio variation on the ecosystem and its components, this paper proposes three models:

Anhui University (CN), Hefei University of Technology (CN)
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