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Synthesizing life history theory with sexual selection: Toward a comprehensive model of alternative reproductive strategies
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 32 (1):31-32 (2009)
Abstract
Del Giudice's model of sex-specific attachment patterns demonstrates the usefulness of infusing life history theory with principles of sexual selection. We believe a full synthesis between the two theories provides a foundation for a comprehensive model of alternative reproductive strategies. We extend Del Giudice's ideas based on our own program of research, focusing specifically on the importance of intrasexual competition and the individual phenotype during developmentMy notes
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