Sexual size dimorphism and morphometric sexing in a North African population of Laughing Doves<i>Spilopelia senegalensis</i>

Ayadi, Tasnim; Hammouda, Abdessalem; Kididi, Samia; Yahyaoui, Mohamed Habib; Selmi, Slaheddine

doi:10.2989/00306525.2016.1188173

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“…The growth rate of female chicks is more susceptible to limited environmental factors (Loonstra et al, 2018). The laughing dove (Spilopelia senegalensis) is sexually monomorphic, but seems to be slightly dimorphic in size (Ayadi et al, 2016). Eurasian collared-dove was larger in all measurements than mourning dove but tail length (Salazer-Borunda et al, 2015).…”

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Exploring Sexual Morphisms in Pigeon Breeds and Doves: Selection Forces and Ecological Significance

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2024

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Sexual dimorphism is an import phenomenon in avian kingdom. Through this, birds maintain their reproductive life. In this regard, the birds in dove group are very diversified creatures. A critical review of a renowned book, 33 species of doves were shown pronounced sexual dimorphism. For continuing the mode of breeding status and evolutionary divergence, this write-up could enhance the future guide readers.

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confidence: 96%