Sexual selection and the detection of ecological speciation
... that the expected signature of ecological speciation would not be evident in population crosses. Conserved preferences resulting from a pre-existing bias in the female sensory system (Ryan and Rand, 1993; Fuller et al., 2005) could have a similar effect. Even if preferences are not constrained by se ...
... that the expected signature of ecological speciation would not be evident in population crosses. Conserved preferences resulting from a pre-existing bias in the female sensory system (Ryan and Rand, 1993; Fuller et al., 2005) could have a similar effect. Even if preferences are not constrained by se ...
6.ICR.3.2 - Summarize the relationship between conception and the
... ovum (usually just one per cycle) ripens and is released from the ovary. It is guided by the fimbriae into the fallopian tube. If the woman has sexual intercourse, the ovum may meet and join with a sperm cell from the man. This is called conception or ...
... ovum (usually just one per cycle) ripens and is released from the ovary. It is guided by the fimbriae into the fallopian tube. If the woman has sexual intercourse, the ovum may meet and join with a sperm cell from the man. This is called conception or ...
purging the genome with sexual selection: reducing
... to ordinary selection, by assuring to the most vigorous and best adapted males the greatest number of offspring.” Later, Darwin wrote at greater length about sexual selection in The Descent of Man (1871). Starting a strong tradition that continues to this day, he recognized that the curious features ...
... to ordinary selection, by assuring to the most vigorous and best adapted males the greatest number of offspring.” Later, Darwin wrote at greater length about sexual selection in The Descent of Man (1871). Starting a strong tradition that continues to this day, he recognized that the curious features ...
Desk study policy and legal documents
... at birth. Some say that they have a female brain trapped in a male body, or vice versa. Some identify with neither gender; some with both genders; some feel that they are disengaged from the concept of gender. Intersex is a term that refers to a person whose biological sec cannot be classified as ...
... at birth. Some say that they have a female brain trapped in a male body, or vice versa. Some identify with neither gender; some with both genders; some feel that they are disengaged from the concept of gender. Intersex is a term that refers to a person whose biological sec cannot be classified as ...
Sex, Sexuality and Gender : Basic Concepts
... Bring the whole group together to discuss the following questions (on slide): ...
... Bring the whole group together to discuss the following questions (on slide): ...
Combating a Different Enemy: Proposals to
... 2008, at 24 (quoting former Army Secretary Pete Geren stating, "[t]he fact that within an organization like the Army .. . where people will die for one another just because they wear the same uniform, how can you have a situation where soldiers rape soldiers? It's such an outrage on the whole Army e ...
... 2008, at 24 (quoting former Army Secretary Pete Geren stating, "[t]he fact that within an organization like the Army .. . where people will die for one another just because they wear the same uniform, how can you have a situation where soldiers rape soldiers? It's such an outrage on the whole Army e ...
Lecture_17 - University of Alberta
... I keep a running tally of my number of sexual partners and I remembered this number (for example, I use a diary or I have been keeping track in my head over time). I thought about the number of different sexual partners who I’ve been with in an average year and multiplied by the number of years that ...
... I keep a running tally of my number of sexual partners and I remembered this number (for example, I use a diary or I have been keeping track in my head over time). I thought about the number of different sexual partners who I’ve been with in an average year and multiplied by the number of years that ...
The HIV Epidemic in Southern Africa
... in unprotected sex. Others feel embarrassed to go to clinics for condoms. On the female side, women carrying condoms are subject to distrust of their male partners (1). Peer norms: It is known that individuals are influenced by their peers especially young people. With respect to HIV infection in So ...
... in unprotected sex. Others feel embarrassed to go to clinics for condoms. On the female side, women carrying condoms are subject to distrust of their male partners (1). Peer norms: It is known that individuals are influenced by their peers especially young people. With respect to HIV infection in So ...
And Hast Thou Slain the Jabberwock? Response to Wallen
... orgasm affects sperm transport. Wallen also suggested that increased sperm retention observed with orgasm (Baker & Bellis, 1993) may result from longer post-ejaculatory intervals with the penis inside the vagina. This ignores the evidence regarding sperm transport. More importantly, if certain types ...
... orgasm affects sperm transport. Wallen also suggested that increased sperm retention observed with orgasm (Baker & Bellis, 1993) may result from longer post-ejaculatory intervals with the penis inside the vagina. This ignores the evidence regarding sperm transport. More importantly, if certain types ...
Beauty and health: Anthropological perspectives
... belief system that keeps male dominance intact.” Feminist critiques have shown how commercial and medical beauty practices do not just offer women ‘choice’ and cure psychic suffering, but also inscribe norms of gender and race on the body. Women more than men are interpellated as consumers and patie ...
... belief system that keeps male dominance intact.” Feminist critiques have shown how commercial and medical beauty practices do not just offer women ‘choice’ and cure psychic suffering, but also inscribe norms of gender and race on the body. Women more than men are interpellated as consumers and patie ...
Sexuality and Cancer Hokakatanga me te Mate Pukupuku Living with Cancer
... throughout the menstrual cycle, when they are pregnant or breastfeeding and after the change of life (the menopause). Feelings and relationships greatly influence the desire for sex in many women. Excitement or arousal is the phase of sex in which we feel turned on and ready for sex. This can be pro ...
... throughout the menstrual cycle, when they are pregnant or breastfeeding and after the change of life (the menopause). Feelings and relationships greatly influence the desire for sex in many women. Excitement or arousal is the phase of sex in which we feel turned on and ready for sex. This can be pro ...
Liang, O`Halloran and Tan Metaphor and Symbol
... often perceived as “a time of presumed sexual innocence with a belief that children do not or should not know anything about sexuality” (Stone, Ingham, & Gibbins, 2013, p. 236), sex education is considered by some (e.g. Britzman, 1998) as being both unnecessary because (having) sex is inherently a h ...
... often perceived as “a time of presumed sexual innocence with a belief that children do not or should not know anything about sexuality” (Stone, Ingham, & Gibbins, 2013, p. 236), sex education is considered by some (e.g. Britzman, 1998) as being both unnecessary because (having) sex is inherently a h ...
Ethnic differences in school-to-work transition in England and Wales
... Ethnic Minorities (Modood, et al. 1997) has placed religion in the centre of the discourse on minority populations (Peach, 2006: 631). We probably do not want to move from ethnicity to religion so quickly, if at all. True, religion seems to be an important factor (Brown 2000). Drawing on secondary a ...
... Ethnic Minorities (Modood, et al. 1997) has placed religion in the centre of the discourse on minority populations (Peach, 2006: 631). We probably do not want to move from ethnicity to religion so quickly, if at all. True, religion seems to be an important factor (Brown 2000). Drawing on secondary a ...
The evolution of song in female birds in Europe
... (see Tella et al. 2004; Olson and Owens 2005 for similar criteria). For melanin-based coloration, we included all colors that were brown, black, or reddish brown as typical for coloration based on phaeo- and eu-melanin (see also Gray 1996; Tella et al. 2004; Olson and Owens 2005). We are aware that ...
... (see Tella et al. 2004; Olson and Owens 2005 for similar criteria). For melanin-based coloration, we included all colors that were brown, black, or reddish brown as typical for coloration based on phaeo- and eu-melanin (see also Gray 1996; Tella et al. 2004; Olson and Owens 2005). We are aware that ...
Why Women Have Orgasms: An Evolutionary Analysis
... with the pervasive and myriad correspondences between organisms’ phenotypes and their conditions of life from those who apply the‘‘onerous concept’’(Williams, 1966) of adaptation with more caution, skepticism or suspicion (Lloyd, 2005). It is also a question whose answer will elucidate mating dynami ...
... with the pervasive and myriad correspondences between organisms’ phenotypes and their conditions of life from those who apply the‘‘onerous concept’’(Williams, 1966) of adaptation with more caution, skepticism or suspicion (Lloyd, 2005). It is also a question whose answer will elucidate mating dynami ...
Emory University School of Law
... with the expressed opinions of others—particularly others who should be more knowledgeable—when making a difficult decision.”); Andersen v. United States, 170 U.S. 481, 510 (1898) (“The law in recognition of the frailty of human nature, regards a homicide committed under the influence of sudden pass ...
... with the expressed opinions of others—particularly others who should be more knowledgeable—when making a difficult decision.”); Andersen v. United States, 170 U.S. 481, 510 (1898) (“The law in recognition of the frailty of human nature, regards a homicide committed under the influence of sudden pass ...
Why Women Have Orgasms: An Evolutionary Analysis | SpringerLink
... with the pervasive and myriad correspondences between organisms’ phenotypes and their conditions of life from those who apply the‘‘onerous concept’’(Williams, 1966) of adaptation with more caution, skepticism or suspicion (Lloyd, 2005). It is also a question whose answer will elucidate mating dynami ...
... with the pervasive and myriad correspondences between organisms’ phenotypes and their conditions of life from those who apply the‘‘onerous concept’’(Williams, 1966) of adaptation with more caution, skepticism or suspicion (Lloyd, 2005). It is also a question whose answer will elucidate mating dynami ...
Practicing abstinence from sex follows laws.
... – Intimate expressions of physical affection can cause physical changes to occur in the body. – These changes intensify sexual feelings in both males and females. ...
... – Intimate expressions of physical affection can cause physical changes to occur in the body. – These changes intensify sexual feelings in both males and females. ...
Laura Mulvey against the grain: a critical assessment of the
... at another person as an object of sexual stimulation. This is the scopophilic function of sexual instincts. The ego function is also apparent, and develops as the viewer seeks to identify with characters on the screen. A central component in Mulvey’s adoption of Freud’s psychoanalysis to film specta ...
... at another person as an object of sexual stimulation. This is the scopophilic function of sexual instincts. The ego function is also apparent, and develops as the viewer seeks to identify with characters on the screen. A central component in Mulvey’s adoption of Freud’s psychoanalysis to film specta ...
Determinants of the effectiveness of HIV prevention through sport
... Is there breathing space for youth and sport in the community? The socio-cultural and political contexts in which the youth and sport culture are embedded are likely to affect the effectiveness and sustainability of HIV prevention through sport. A myriad of frameworks rooted in social science theory ...
... Is there breathing space for youth and sport in the community? The socio-cultural and political contexts in which the youth and sport culture are embedded are likely to affect the effectiveness and sustainability of HIV prevention through sport. A myriad of frameworks rooted in social science theory ...
The Temporality of Modernist Life Writing in the Era of Transsexualism
... the gender role opposite to birth sex by men and women who held an unswerving conviction that they were assigned the wrong sex. Yet already in Transvestites, where Hirschfeld created the category of transvestism to distinguish cross-dressing from homosexuality, the lack of a single term to capture t ...
... the gender role opposite to birth sex by men and women who held an unswerving conviction that they were assigned the wrong sex. Yet already in Transvestites, where Hirschfeld created the category of transvestism to distinguish cross-dressing from homosexuality, the lack of a single term to capture t ...
Perspectives on Sexuality
... b. A man prefers to have his partner initiate and be sexually aggressive with him, but he hesitates to tell her this for fear of her rejecting him. c. A woman prefers the manual stimulation of her partner to having intercourse, and he thinks this is highly abnormal. d. A woman would like to spend so ...
... b. A man prefers to have his partner initiate and be sexually aggressive with him, but he hesitates to tell her this for fear of her rejecting him. c. A woman prefers the manual stimulation of her partner to having intercourse, and he thinks this is highly abnormal. d. A woman would like to spend so ...
Working in Fear, Sexual Violence Against Women Farmworkers in
... farmworkers drastically increases the likelihood of rampant sexual violence. Most perpetrators are in power positions with the authority to hire, fire or give benefits to workers such as better hours and task assignments. xix Supervisors usually speak English and therefore often act as the communica ...
... farmworkers drastically increases the likelihood of rampant sexual violence. Most perpetrators are in power positions with the authority to hire, fire or give benefits to workers such as better hours and task assignments. xix Supervisors usually speak English and therefore often act as the communica ...
Sex as Leisure in the Shadow of Depression Abstract
... Meaney & Rye, 2007). Sexuality is central to the sense of selfhood and sexual activity may even be “a major form of leisure” among adolescents (Kelly, 1990, p. 373). While some sexual activity can be quite unleisurely (e.g., when sex is perceived as a contest or as service, or is forced), freely cho ...
... Meaney & Rye, 2007). Sexuality is central to the sense of selfhood and sexual activity may even be “a major form of leisure” among adolescents (Kelly, 1990, p. 373). While some sexual activity can be quite unleisurely (e.g., when sex is perceived as a contest or as service, or is forced), freely cho ...
PTSD and Sexual Dysfunction in Men and Women
... [9,14–16]). Table 1 provides a review of the literature on sexual dysfunction in PTSD, showing that PTSD, rather than trauma exposure per se, is the more proximal antecedent to sexual problems. Sexual dysfunction is greater in exposed persons with PTSD, compared with similarly exposed survivors with ...
... [9,14–16]). Table 1 provides a review of the literature on sexual dysfunction in PTSD, showing that PTSD, rather than trauma exposure per se, is the more proximal antecedent to sexual problems. Sexual dysfunction is greater in exposed persons with PTSD, compared with similarly exposed survivors with ...