CHAPTER ELEVEN. Why Are Males Masculine and Females Feminine and. Occasionally, Vice-Versa?

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. CHAPTER ONE. An Important Question, Its Easy Answer, and the Consequent Paradox 3
4. CHAPTER TWO. The Aphid-Rotifer Model 15
5. CHAPTER THREE. The Strawberry-Coral Model 26
6. CHAPTER FOUR. The Elm-Oyster Model 35
7. CHAPTER FIVE. Other Models 44
8. CHAPTER SIX. Natural Selection in High-fecundity Populations: Theory 62
9. CHAPTER SEVEN. Natural Selection in High-Fecundity Populations: Evidence on Viability 77
10. CHAPTER EIGHT. Natural Selection in High-Fecundity Populations: Evidence on Fertility 91
11. CHAPTER NINE. Derived Low-Fecundity Populations 102
12. CHAPTER TEN. Patterns of Sexuality 111
13. CHAPTER ELEVEN. Why Are Males Masculine and Females Feminine and. Occasionally, Vice-Versa? 124
14. CHAPTER TWELVE. Sex as a Factor in Organic Evolution 140
15. CHAPTER THIRTEEN. Sex as a Factor in Biotic Evolution 155
16. Bibliography 170
17. Index 195