In monogamous species, such as ours, females tend to be less selective in choosing a mate than males tend to be.

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In monogamous species, including humans, females are generally more selective than males when choosing a mate, largely due to the higher biological investment in offspring (e.g., gestation, lactation).

In Monogamous Species, Such as Ours, Females Tend to Be