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there are some cases where the parental investment is switched,
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some cases where it turns out--
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where the males end up with more investment
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than the females.
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And it--and the theory predicts
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that in these cases you should get an asymmetry.
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So, in cases like pipefish, for instance,
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the male takes the eggs into a pouch
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and plugs them into his bloodstream.
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The females shoot off.
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They have less of an investment than the males.
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In this case, you would predict, as is true,