<p>Diagram showing the steps involved in egg-laying in female insects (solid lines) and the interactions that may stimulate increased egg-laying (dashed lines). In boxes are steps that may be mediated by seminal fluid proteins. The interaction between sperm storage and ovulation is hypothesized based on the observation that sperm transfer may increase ovulation and sperm depletion, thereby affecting the number of eggs laid. The figure is re-drawn from Bloch Qazi et al. (2003).</p
The accessory gland proteins (Acps) that male Drosophila melanogaster produce and transfer to female...
Drosophila melanogaster male accessory gland proteins (Acps) that are transferred in the ejaculate w...
Mating and egg laying are tightly cooordinated events in the reproductive life of\ua0all oviparous f...
AbstractMating stimulates the rate of egg-laying by female insects. In Drosophila melanogaster this ...
AbstractIn animals with internal fertilization, ovulation and female sperm storage are essential ste...
Mosquito sperm are produced in the testis, transferred to the seminal vesicles and subsequently tran...
Sperm that females receive during mating are stored in special places in the females' reproductive t...
Promiscuity, sperm storage and internal fertilization enhance sperm competition, which leads to sexu...
All animals are under the constant threat of pathogenic infection. However, little is known regardin...
In many species of invertebrates that mate multiply, mating induces a temporary reduction in sexual ...
Female yellow dung flies, Scathophaga stercoraria, can influence the traffic of sperm stored in thei...
Odonates (dragonflies) are well known for the ability of the males to displace sperm stored in the f...
International audienceEgg-laying behavior is one of the most important aspects of female behavior, a...
Oviparous, facultative egg retention enables Drosophila females to withhold fertilized eggs in their...
Multiple spermathecae potentially allow selective sperm use, provided that sperm from rival males ar...
The accessory gland proteins (Acps) that male Drosophila melanogaster produce and transfer to female...
Drosophila melanogaster male accessory gland proteins (Acps) that are transferred in the ejaculate w...
Mating and egg laying are tightly cooordinated events in the reproductive life of\ua0all oviparous f...
AbstractMating stimulates the rate of egg-laying by female insects. In Drosophila melanogaster this ...
AbstractIn animals with internal fertilization, ovulation and female sperm storage are essential ste...
Mosquito sperm are produced in the testis, transferred to the seminal vesicles and subsequently tran...
Sperm that females receive during mating are stored in special places in the females' reproductive t...
Promiscuity, sperm storage and internal fertilization enhance sperm competition, which leads to sexu...
All animals are under the constant threat of pathogenic infection. However, little is known regardin...
In many species of invertebrates that mate multiply, mating induces a temporary reduction in sexual ...
Female yellow dung flies, Scathophaga stercoraria, can influence the traffic of sperm stored in thei...
Odonates (dragonflies) are well known for the ability of the males to displace sperm stored in the f...
International audienceEgg-laying behavior is one of the most important aspects of female behavior, a...
Oviparous, facultative egg retention enables Drosophila females to withhold fertilized eggs in their...
Multiple spermathecae potentially allow selective sperm use, provided that sperm from rival males ar...
The accessory gland proteins (Acps) that male Drosophila melanogaster produce and transfer to female...
Drosophila melanogaster male accessory gland proteins (Acps) that are transferred in the ejaculate w...
Mating and egg laying are tightly cooordinated events in the reproductive life of\ua0all oviparous f...