Is behaviour(such as mating behaviour) genetical inheritable?

Harmony · Feb 27, 2006

selfAdjoint · Feb 27, 2006

Harmony said:

Is behaviour(such as mating behaviour) genetical inheritable?

Evidently, since modified mating behavior is one of the chief proposed outcomes/causes of speciation.

DocToxyn · Feb 28, 2006

Yes, there are numerous, sex-linked behaviors that thus genetically driven. Think about behaviors that make males different from females: nest building, establishing and defending a territory, courtship rituals, etc. I think you can see how these are inheritable.

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