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    White DJ, Watts E, Pitchforth K, Agyapong S, Miller N.
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  • 32. Do Males Form Social Associations Based on Sexual Attractiveness in a Fission-Fusion Fish Society?
    Auge AC, Auld HL, Sherratt TN, Godin JG.
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  • 40. Long tails affect swimming performance and habitat choice in the male guppy.
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