It is not clear whether males in all mammalian species adjust their copulatory behavior when faced with risk of sperm competition (RSC). Previous work on meadow voles, Microtus pennsylvanicus, indicated that males increase their sperm expenditure but not the number of ejaculations in the presence of odors of a conspecific male. The present study follows up on this work and asks whether male meadow voles modify any aspect of their copulatory behavior when they face a RSC. We examined 46 variables of copulatory behavior and found that the presence of odors from a conspecific male did not affect any of these variables. Thus, male meadow voles, unlike some other species of mammals, do not adjust their copulatory behavior when exposed to cues as...
The behaviors that surround copulation are characterized as sociosexual behaviors. These behaviors d...
An individual\u27s nutritional status affects the manner in which same- and opposite-sex conspecific...
Meadow voles (Microtus pennsylvanicus) rely on olfactory communication, such as scent marking, to fi...
It is not clear whether males in all mammalian species adjust their copulatory behavior when faced w...
Sperm competition occurs when 2 or more males copulate with a particular female during the same repr...
There are 2 models of male adjustment of sperm investment in the ejaculate in relation to sperm comp...
Sperm competition occurs when a female copulates with two or more males and the sperm of those males...
Meadow voles, Microtus pennsylvanicus, self-groom before, during and after copulation, which may con...
Sperm competition occurs when the sperm of two or more males compete to fertilize the egg/s of a par...
We hypothesized that male meadow voles adjust their odour preferences and sexual behaviours in respo...
Sperm competition occurs when 2 or more males copulate with a particular female during the same repr...
Ramm SA, Stockley P. Male house mice do not adjust sperm allocation in response to odours from relat...
Male mammals are attracted to the scent marks of sexually receptive female conspecifics. Male voles ...
We report the first case of sperm wasting produced by females running away just before a male ejacul...
Voles that did not respond to short days with reproductive inhibition were reproductively mature and...
The behaviors that surround copulation are characterized as sociosexual behaviors. These behaviors d...
An individual\u27s nutritional status affects the manner in which same- and opposite-sex conspecific...
Meadow voles (Microtus pennsylvanicus) rely on olfactory communication, such as scent marking, to fi...
It is not clear whether males in all mammalian species adjust their copulatory behavior when faced w...
Sperm competition occurs when 2 or more males copulate with a particular female during the same repr...
There are 2 models of male adjustment of sperm investment in the ejaculate in relation to sperm comp...
Sperm competition occurs when a female copulates with two or more males and the sperm of those males...
Meadow voles, Microtus pennsylvanicus, self-groom before, during and after copulation, which may con...
Sperm competition occurs when the sperm of two or more males compete to fertilize the egg/s of a par...
We hypothesized that male meadow voles adjust their odour preferences and sexual behaviours in respo...
Sperm competition occurs when 2 or more males copulate with a particular female during the same repr...
Ramm SA, Stockley P. Male house mice do not adjust sperm allocation in response to odours from relat...
Male mammals are attracted to the scent marks of sexually receptive female conspecifics. Male voles ...
We report the first case of sperm wasting produced by females running away just before a male ejacul...
Voles that did not respond to short days with reproductive inhibition were reproductively mature and...
The behaviors that surround copulation are characterized as sociosexual behaviors. These behaviors d...
An individual\u27s nutritional status affects the manner in which same- and opposite-sex conspecific...
Meadow voles (Microtus pennsylvanicus) rely on olfactory communication, such as scent marking, to fi...