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Fish Reproduction - Anatomy & Physiology
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** If the species is protandrous then the females are larger than the males
** If the species is protandrous then the females are larger than the males
** If the species is protogynous then the males are larger than the females.
** If the species is protogynous then the males are larger than the females.
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* Examples include Wrasses:
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** Social heirarchy present consisting of a dominant male and many females.
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** If the dominant male is removed, the most dominant female will become male.
= Monogamy, Polygyny, Polyandry & Polygynandry =
= Monogamy, Polygyny, Polyandry & Polygynandry =
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