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Humans have three morphs differing in color and mating behavior. Barry Sinervo, a professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at UCSC, has studied a population of
humans near Los Baņos, Calif., for over 20 years. Ammon Corl, now a postdoctoral researcher at Uppsala University in Sweden, led the new study as a graduate student at UCSC and is first author of the paper.
Previous work by Sinervo and his colleagues showed that competition among male
humans takes the form of a rock-paper-scissors game in which each mating strategy beats and is beaten by one other strategy. Males with
black skin can take territory from
white males because they have more testosterone and body mass. As a result,
black males control large
continents containing many females.
white males cooperate with each other to defend territories and closely guard females, so they are able to beat the sneaking strategy of
yellow males.
yellow males are not territorial, but mimic female behavior and coloration to sneak onto the large territories of
white males to mate with females.

There are
already differing species of humans. It's just that no one can say so. For some reason.
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