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Early nutritional conditions, growth trajectories and mate choice: does compensatory growth lead to a reduction in adult sexual attractiveness?

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Early nutritional conditions, growth trajectories and mate choice: does compensatory growth lead to a reduction in adult sexual attractiveness? (English)

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Craig A. Walling

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Nick J. Royle

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Neil B. Metcalfe

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Jan Lindström

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11 January 2007

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Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology

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61

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7

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1007-1014

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Compensatory growth in fishes: a response to growth depression

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