<p>Sperm competition success was measured as the proportion of offspring produced by high- or low condition males relative to a standard competitor mated to a given female. High condition males showed significantly higher P2 relative to low condition males.</p
<p>Total sperm length (left) and sperm velocity (right) compared to three measures of fertilization ...
Competition among conspecific males for fertilizing the ova is one of the mechanisms of sexual selec...
The percentage of sperm motility (92–100%), spermatozoan velocity (112–163mm·s21) and control hatchi...
Understanding the selection pressures shaping components of male reproductive success is essential f...
Understanding the selection pressures shaping components of male reproductive success is essential f...
<p>Wild-type treatments are listed as wt(M<i><sub>i</sub></i>), where M<i><sub>i</sub></i> represent...
Skers) that can be originated from the same sperm competitive ability value for the second male. The...
A complete understanding of male reproductive success, and thus sexual selection, often requires an ...
Results of sperm competition outcomes (i.e. numbers of offspring sired) of sons of fathers that had ...
Skers) that can be originated from the same sperm competitive ability value for the second male. The...
A complete understanding of male reproductive success, and thus sexual selection, often requires an ...
Oefficient when sperm competitive ability is estimated using fertilization success values (F). Each ...
<p>The relationship between the differential siring success of males in sperm competition and (A) th...
<p>The figure shows the mean (± SE) degree of second male sperm precedence when females remated to a...
The evolution of polyandry remains controversial. This is because, unlike males, in many cases multi...
<p>Total sperm length (left) and sperm velocity (right) compared to three measures of fertilization ...
Competition among conspecific males for fertilizing the ova is one of the mechanisms of sexual selec...
The percentage of sperm motility (92–100%), spermatozoan velocity (112–163mm·s21) and control hatchi...
Understanding the selection pressures shaping components of male reproductive success is essential f...
Understanding the selection pressures shaping components of male reproductive success is essential f...
<p>Wild-type treatments are listed as wt(M<i><sub>i</sub></i>), where M<i><sub>i</sub></i> represent...
Skers) that can be originated from the same sperm competitive ability value for the second male. The...
A complete understanding of male reproductive success, and thus sexual selection, often requires an ...
Results of sperm competition outcomes (i.e. numbers of offspring sired) of sons of fathers that had ...
Skers) that can be originated from the same sperm competitive ability value for the second male. The...
A complete understanding of male reproductive success, and thus sexual selection, often requires an ...
Oefficient when sperm competitive ability is estimated using fertilization success values (F). Each ...
<p>The relationship between the differential siring success of males in sperm competition and (A) th...
<p>The figure shows the mean (± SE) degree of second male sperm precedence when females remated to a...
The evolution of polyandry remains controversial. This is because, unlike males, in many cases multi...
<p>Total sperm length (left) and sperm velocity (right) compared to three measures of fertilization ...
Competition among conspecific males for fertilizing the ova is one of the mechanisms of sexual selec...
The percentage of sperm motility (92–100%), spermatozoan velocity (112–163mm·s21) and control hatchi...