Stepping off the pasture: evidence of widespread alternative male mating tactics in the yellow dung fly
Abstract
Geoff Parker’s investigations of the yellow dung fly mating system revitalized interest in sexual selection theory, sparked development of sperm competition and sexual conflict theories, and stimulated use of this species as an important model system. Numerous studies across widespread populations have demonstrated large-male advantages in competition contests occurring on dung in cow pastures; however, recent work suggests that smaller males...
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Title
Stepping off the pasture: evidence of widespread alternative male mating tactics in the yellow dung fly
Published Date
Jan 1, 2016
Journal
Volume
153
Issue
2
Pages
143 - 157
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