Rice, WilliamStewart, Andrew DMorrow, Edward HLinder, JodellOrteiza, NicoleByrne, Phillip G2015-12-100962-8436http://hdl.handle.net/1885/50069We describe a graphical model of interlocus coevolution used to distinguish between the interlocus sexual conflict that leads to sexually antagonistic coevolution, and the intrinsic conflict over mating rate that is an integral part of traditional modelsKeywords: antagonism; coevolution; sexual conflict; Drosophila melanogaster; animal; biological model; conflict; Drosophila melanogaster; evolution; female; genetics; male; physiology; population genetics; review; sexual behavior; Animals; Conflict (Psychology); Dr Indirect benefits; Interlocus contest evolution; Interlocus sexual conflict; Sexually antagonistic coevolution200610.1098/rstb.2005.17872015-12-09