<transcript><audio_43>reproductive advantage since females are often the limiting factor in a species reproductive success males are often expected by the females to search and comp compete for the female known as intraspecific competition this can be</transcript><transcript><audio_44>seen in organisms such as being beetles as the male that searches for females more frequently is often more successful at finding mates and reproducing in species undergoing this form of selection a fit male would be one that</transcript><transcript><audio_45>is fast has more refined sensory organs and spatial awareness some secondary sex characteristics are not only meant for attracting mates but also for competing with other males for copulation opportunities some structures such as</transcript><transcript><audio_46>antlers and deer can provide benefits to the male's reproductive success by providing a weapon to prevent rival males from achieving reproductive success however other structures such as the large colorful tail feathers found in male peacocks are a result of fishery</transcript><transcript><audio_47>and runaway as well as several more species specific factors due to female selecting for specific traits in males over time these traits are exaggerated to the point where they could hinder the male survivability however since these</transcript> reproductive advantage since females are often the limiting factor in a species reproductive success males are often expected by the females to search and comp compete for the female known as intraspecific competition this can be seen in organisms such as being beetles as the male that searches for females more frequently is often more successful at finding mates and reproducing in species undergoing this form of selection a fit male would be one that is fast has more refined sensory organs and spatial awareness some secondary sex characteristics are not only meant for attracting mates but also for competing with other males for copulation opportunities some structures such as antlers and deer can provide benefits to the male's reproductive success by providing a weapon to prevent rival males from achieving reproductive success however other structures such as the large colorful tail feathers found in male peacocks are a result of fishery and runaway as well as several more species specific factors due to female selecting for specific traits in males over time these traits are exaggerated to the point where they could hinder the male survivability however since these
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