Sexual selection makes female songbirds drab
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Re: Sexual selection makes female songbirds drab
#2I don't know why, but this headline sounds like it's a device to remember something. Like "Every good boy deserves fudge." Like someone was trying to remember "SSMFSD" and they came up with "Sexual selection makes female songbirds drab."
Re: Sexual selection makes female songbirds drab
#3I don't know why, but this headline sounds like it's a device to remember something. Like "Every good boy deserves fudge." Like someone was trying to remember "SSMFSD" and they came up with "Sexual selection makes female songbirds drab."
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Re: Sexual selection makes female songbirds drab
#4I don't know why, but this headline sounds like it's a device to remember something. Like "Every good boy deserves fudge." Like someone was trying to remember "SSMFSD" and they came up with "Sexual selection makes female songbirds drab."
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Meta: Can we please stop with these low quality comments? This has nothing to do with the article.
Re: Sexual selection makes female songbirds drab
#5It seems like a potentially interesting article, but it reads like it is not not written in double negatives.
I mean the article states that being drab is about not investing in expensive traits. But everything about it is written as if there isn't a lot of natural culling of colorful things that is more natural to talk about.