👉 Affair biology, also known as sexual conflict or reproductive conflict, refers to the evolutionary dynamics that arise when the reproductive interests of males and females differ. This conflict can lead to the evolution of traits and behaviors that enhance one sex's reproductive success at the expense of the other. For example, males might evolve strategies to increase their mating opportunities, such as producing more sperm or engaging in competitive behaviors, while females may develop counter-strategies to ensure their offspring receive adequate resources, like selecting high-quality mates or investing more in fewer offspring. These interactions drive an ongoing evolutionary arms race, shaping the reproductive systems and behaviors of both sexes over time.
