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Our findings that neither male attractiveness nor female preference for attractive males responded significantly to three generations of selection (direct or indirect) have important implications for the evolution of mate choice by indirect selection.

Finally, we ask what the implications are of our results in terms of the evolution of female choice by indirect selection.

Importantly, the guppy has already proved to be a highly suitable organism for understanding the evolution of mate choice by indirect selection due to its non-resource based mating system [ 15, 16, 19, 21- 23].

In this scenario female choice plays a direct role on the evolution of male choice.

Despite the many studies on the direct and indirect benefits of female mate choice, the potential of the two processes to effect the evolution of mate choice has yet to be directly demonstrated [ 4].

Models of the evolution of female choice have shown that genes with non-additive effects do not contribute to indirect selection on female choice (see Introduction), so any selection on female choice for genetic compatibility benefits must be direct.

The measure allowed us to analyze both the extent of bias in each lineage and the evolution of codon choice across the phylogeny.

Guidelines for assessment of nontarget impacts need to recognize and adopt such recent developments and emphasize a general increased understanding of the evolution of host choice and the phylogenetic constraints to shifts in host use.

"A most interesting examination of the evolution of rational choice theory within economics, political science, and philosophy, and she describes as well how its emergence fits into the intellectual politics of the cold war era.