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****ual dimorphism is the
condition where ****es of the same
species exhibit different morphological characteristics,
particularly characteristics not directly...
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differences between males and females, also
known as
****ual dimorphism. In s****birds,
various ****ual dimorphisms are seen, including, but not
limited to, size...
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clade (coquettes)
displays very
little size
dimorphism;
males and
females are
similar in size.
****ual dimorphisms in bill size and
shape are also present...
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****ual dimorphism in
dinosaurs refers to the
different physical characteristics of male and
female dinosaurs of the same species. This
means that the...
- of St Helena, may be as old as 192 years. Many
species of
tortoises are
****ually dimorphic,
though the
differences between males and
females vary from species...
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species may be
physically alike (
****ual monomorphism) or have
physical differences (
****ual dimorphism). In
****ually dimorphic species,
including most...
- ISSN 0025-3162. S2CID 85256742. Saunders, W. B; Spinosa, C. (1978). "
****ual dimorphism in
Nautilus from Palau". Paleobiology. 4 (3): 349–358. Bibcode:1978Pbio...
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About 850
species are
freshwater crabs.
Crabs often show
marked ****ual dimorphism.
Males often have
larger claws, a
tendency that is
particularly pronounced...
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walls and in automobiles. Some
tarantula species exhibit pronounced ****ual dimorphism.
Males tend to be
smaller (especially
their abdomens,
which can appear...
- to be used in
signaling with
other owls in low-light conditions.
****ual dimorphism is a
physical difference between males and
females of a species. Female...
