'Dr. Sulman is evaluating female choice in the pout fish species. Pout fish are highly sexually dimorphic with dull females and males with extreme features. Male pout fish have long fins that make swimming challenging, a vibrant yellow patch on their side, and a bright red head stripe, both of which make them stand out to predators. Dr. Sulman assesses female choice for each male characteristic by correlating each characteristic with the number of active nests (NAN) in a male's territory (her measure of male fitness). Use the data in the table below to determine which characteristic females use to select mates. P-values below 0.05 are considered significant.' Male Characteristic Correlation with P- NAN value Fin length (cm) |-0.42 |0.02 Yellow patch area |0.34 0.04 |(cm2) Red stripe length |(cm) 0.04 0.26

'Dr. Sulman is evaluating female choice in the pout fish species. Pout fish are highly sexually dimorphic with dull females and males with extreme features. Male pout fish have long fins that make swimming challenging, a vibrant yellow patch on their side, and a bright red head stripe, both of which make them stand out to predators. Dr. Sulman assesses female choice for each male characteristic by correlating each characteristic with the number of active nests (NAN) in a male's territory (her measure of male fitness). Use the data in the table below to determine which characteristic females use to select mates. P-values below 0.05 are considered significant.' Male Characteristic Correlation with P- NAN value Fin length (cm) |-0.42 |0.02 Yellow patch area |0.34 0.04 |(cm2) Red stripe length |(cm) 0.04 0.26

Human Heredity: Principles and Issues (MindTap Course List)

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305251052

Author:Michael Cummings

Publisher:Michael Cummings

Chapter1: A Perspective On Human Genetics

Section1.3: What Are Genes And How Do They Work?

Problem 1EG: Ancient societies used knowledge that traits are heritable in domesticating animals and developing...

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