Studies of sexual dimorphism commonly focus on male morphology, often viewing males as divergent both evolutionarily and ontogenetically. For example, in continuously growing vertebrates such as ...
Male spotted cuscus have spots, usually reddish brown or grey with white spots and a white underbelly, while females are of a solid colour ...
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