Parental division of labour and the shift from minimal to maximal role specializations: an examination using a biparental fish

By M. Itzkowitz, N. Santangelo, M. Richter. 2001

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Subfields: Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Global and Planetary Change, Nature and Landscape Conservation

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• Should young ever be better off with one parent than with two (2003, background): “It has been shown in insects (Fetherston et al., 1994), fish (see Itzkowitz et al., 2001; Lavery and Reebs, 1994; Mrowka, 1982; Raadik et al., 1990), and birds (see Bart and Tornes, 1989; Duckworth, 1992; Markman et al., 1996; Sasvári, 1986; Whillans and Falls, 1990; Whittingham et al., 1994) that…”