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Core set of genes explain why some animals stick to one mate at a time
Across a wide range of species, from mice to fish, a common set of genetic changes appear to be linked to monogamous behaviour
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Across a wide range of species, from mice to fish, a common set of genetic changes appear to be linked to monogamous behaviour
The first genetic study of part-male, part-female honeybees shows these bees can have multiple fathers, but it's unclear how this happens