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Does reproductive output differ between related and unrelated male-female pairs of guppies, Poecilia reticulata?
Mating with close relatives (‘inbreeding’) is common in small, fragmented populations. Inbreeding leads to a higher frequency of loci with homozygous recessive alleles, which can have serious consequences for offspring fitness (‘inbreeding depression’). In addition, females may differentially invest
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