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News Release 06-152

Female Pronghorns Choose Mate Based on Substance as Well as Show

Offspring of vigorous males more likely to survive

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Female pronghorns select mates like this buck, through means other than male ornamentation.

Female pronghorns select mates like this buck, through means other than male ornamentation.

Credit: John Byers


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Biologists study antelope courtship at Montana's National Bison Range.

Biologists study courtship at Montana's National Bison Range.

Credit: John Byers


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