Sexual selection drives speciation in an Amazonian frog

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“These data provide strong evidence that sexual selection is driving behavioural isolation and speciation, supporting sexual selection as a cause for speciation in the wild." https://t.co/gzAYbloWng

“One proposed mechanism of speciation is divergent sexual selection, whereby divergence in female preferences and male signals results in behavioural isolation." https://t.co/gzAYbloWng

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