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== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Creating</span> == Future Frontiers: # '''Sexual Selection in Humans''': The controversial study of how music, art, and humor might be "Fitness Displays" evolved to attract mates. # '''Assortative Mating in the Digital Age''': How dating apps and "Swiping" are changing the selection pressures on the human population. # '''The End of Sexual Dimorphism''': How species might evolve to be more similar as parental roles become more equal. # '''Conservation and Choice''': Why "Captive Breeding" programs often fail because they don't allow animals to "Choose" their own mates based on natural signals. [[Category:Biology]] [[Category:Evolutionary Biology]] [[Category:Psychology]] </div>
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