ScienceDaily reports
‘Attractive’ male birds that mate with many females aren’t passing on the best genes to their offspring, according to new research that found promiscuity in male birds leads to small, genetic faults in the species’ genome. Although minor, these genetic flaws may limit how well future generations can adapt to changing environments.
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