<transcript><audio_17>must bear The Offspring and have a more limited reproductive cycle this typically makes females a limiting factor in the reproductive success rate of males in a species this process is also true for females selecting males</transcript><transcript><audio_18>and assuming that males and females are selecting for different traits in Partners would result in phenotypic differences between the Sexes over many generations this hypothesis known as the bait's principle is used to understand</transcript><transcript><audio_19>The evolutionary pressures put on males and females due to anisogamy although this assumption has criticism it is a generally accepted model for sexual selection within anisogamous species the selection for different traits depending</transcript><transcript><audio_20>on sex within the same species is known as sex specific selection and accounts for the differing phenotypes found between the Sexes of the same species this sex specific selection between Sexes over time also leads to the development of secondary sex</transcript><caption><image_21>The image is a screenshot of a webpage with a purple background and white text. The title of the webpage is "Coming Soon Our other publications on physics: Classical fluid". Below the title, there is a description of the publication, which states that the publication is in reproductive success. 

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