Mating has opposite effects on male and female sexually selected cuticular hydrocarbons
Abstract
In Drosophila serrata flies, there is female choice for male cuticular hydrocarbon (CHC) profiles and male choice for female CHC profiles. Furthermore, both males and females can alter their CHCs: when there is more opportunity for mating, males express combinations of CHCs preferred by females; however, females appear to change CHC profiles to avoid male harassment. In this study, I investigate the effect of number of matings (0–4) on male and...
Paper Details
Title
Mating has opposite effects on male and female sexually selected cuticular hydrocarbons
Published Date
Apr 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
162
Pages
115 - 122
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