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This project investigates mate selection in animals, focusing on how attractiveness signals influence mate preferences. Using mice, it aims to understand the brain mechanisms behind mate choice by establishing behavioral paradigms and identifying relevant brain circuits.
Mate choice is a behavior observed through all animal kingdom with deep evolutionary consequences, since only the genes of animals that can successfully mate will pass to the next generation.
If not everybody has the ability of passing its genes, this means that each individual looks different at the eyes of choosers, which has classically been approached in terms of attractiveness.
Mate selection implies 3 steps: 1) prospective mates have different attractiveness; 2) prospective mates broadcas…
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