Multiple Choice
Male turkeys have a snood, a flap of skin that hangs across their beak. Snood length is negatively correlated with parasite load e.g., males with longer snoods have fewer parasites) , and females prefer to mate with long- snooded males. This is an example of
A) sexual selection via male- male competition.
B) sexual selection via female choice.
C) a genetic marker.
D) the fundamental asymmetry of sex.
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