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Sexual reproduction in most animals and its coexistence with parthenogenetic lineages remains paradoxical. The typical 'all-else-equal' explanatory model assumes that sexual and parthenogenetic females both invest identical amounts of resources in reproduction. This leads to a twofold net reproducti
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