High Reproduction Rate versus Sexual Fidelity
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Abstract
We introduce fidelity into the bit-string Penna model for biological ageing
and study the advantage of this fidelity when it produces a higher survival
probability of the offspring due to paternal care. We attribute a lower
reproduction rate to the faithful males but a higher death probability to the
offspring of non-faithful males that abandon the pups to mate other females.
The fidelity is considered as a genetic trait which is transmitted to the male
offspring (with or without error). We show that nature may prefer a lower
reproduction rate to warrant the survival of the offspring already born.
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| Authors | A. O. Sousa; S. Moss de Oliveira |
| Journal | arXiv |
| Year | 2000 |
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