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• W2002385684 abstract "Hochberg and co–workers have predicted that an increase in host adult mortality due to parasites is balanced by an earlier age at first reproduction. In polygynous species we hypothesize that such a pattern would lead to diverging selection pressure on body size between sexes and increased sexual size dimorphism. In polygynous mammals, male body size is considered to be an important factor for repro– ductive success. Thus, under the pressure of a virulent infection, males should be selected for rapid growth and/or higher body size to be able to compete successfully as soon as possible with opponents. In contrast, under the same selection pressure, females should be selected for lighter adult body size or rapid growth to reach sexual maturity earlier.We investigated this hypothesis in the domestic cat Felis catus. Orange cats have greater body size dimorphism than non–orange cats. Orange females are lighter than non–orange females, and orange males are heavier than non–orange males. Here, we report the extent to which orange and non–orange individuals differ in infection prevalence for two retroviruses, feline immunode– ciency virus (FIV) and feline leukaemia virus (FeLV). FIV is thought to be transmitted almost exclusively through aggressive contacts between individuals, whereas FeLV transmission occurs mainly through social contacts. The pattern of infection of both diseases is consistent with the higher aggressiveness of orange cats. In both sexes, orange cats are significantly more infected by FIV, and tend to be less infected by FeLV than other cats. The pattern of infection is also consistent with an earlier age at first reproduction in orange than in non–orange cats, at least for females. These results suggest that microparasitism may have played an important role in the evolution of sexual size dimorphism of domestic cats." @default.
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• W2002385684 title "Retroviruses and sexual size dimorphism in domestic cats (Felis catus L.)" @default.
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