Partners

To:	"Merrilyn Serong" <>
Subject:	Partners
From:	"Rosemary Royle" <>
Date:	Tue, 20 May 2008 09:12:46 +0100

Hi Merrilyn,

Thanks for such a clear description of why it benefits female birds (in some 
circumstances) to choose more than one partner and how the tendency is 
therefore passed on if the circumstances are favourable.

I think I knew all this really but you put it altogether so neatly.

Thanks

Rosemary
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