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Remating in a drosophilid: Phorticella striata.
2002Uploaded by Plazi for TaxoDros. We do not have abstracts.
Yenisetti, S.C., Hegde, S.N.
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Sex-specific selection on time to remate inDrosophila melanogaster
Animal Behaviour, 1998Female Drosophila melanogaster were artificially selected for fast and slow time to remate (denoted 'high' and 'low' selection regimes, respectively). Both selection regimes and a control were replicated three times. Correlated responses to selection in females and in males were measured.
, Sgrò, , Chapman, , Partridge
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Sperm displacement after remating in Drosophila melanogaster
Journal of Insect Physiology, 1993Abstract We examined sperm displacement in a fruitfly species in which females remate, D. melanogaster . Wildtype females were mated to males carrying dominant mutations, then given an opportunity to remate with wildtype males 6 h after the initial mating. The progeny were scored as first or second male progeny by the presence or absence of dominant
David Scott, Ericka Williams
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Remating and sperm use in medfly females
2005A critical factor in the application of SIT to Ceratitis capitata populations is the occurrence of multiple matings by medfly females. In the field, medflies may copulate more than once (Bonizzoni et al. 2002) and the frequency of remating may vary due to both ecological conditions and population density.
BONIZZONI MARIANGELA +5 more
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Environmental predictability and remating in European blackbirds
Behavioral Ecology, 1993André Desrochers, Robert D. Magrath
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