Mating Behavior Plasticity is a biological phenomenon in which an organism's reproductive actions and strategies dynamically adjust in response to environmental, social, or physiological cues, thereby optimizing fitness outcomes across varying contexts.
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Temporal Mating Isolation Driven by a Behavioral Gene in Drosophila
Eran Tauber, Helen Roe, Rodolfo Costa et al. · Current Biology · 2003 · 142 citations · Full text
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