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Female Túngara Frogs Susceptible to Decoy Effect, Presence Of Third Male Affects Mating Preference

Preference of female túngara frogs for potential mate is susceptible to change when presented with a third option. The so-called decoy effect is popularly used as a marketing tactic that also tend to influence human decisions.

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