Add to ORKGThe effects of predator size and female receptivity on the courtship behavior of captivebred male guppies (Poecilia reticulata) were investigated. Male guppies exhibited riskreckless courtship behavior in that they did not decrease the amount of time spent performing visually conspicuous sigmoid displays and increase the frequency of attempted forced copulations when large predatory fish were present. Female receptivity (i.e., virgin or non-virgin females) also had no effect on male courtship behavior
Males of many species have alternative mating behaviours and must make decisions about which behavio...
Males in polygamous mating systems may inadvertently transmit information regarding their mating pre...
Variation in sex ratio can affect mating behaviour, with more intense competition predicted at biase...
The effects of predator size and female receptivity on the courtship behavior of captivebred male gu...
This study investigated population differences in the courtship behaviour of male guppies, Poecilia ...
Because not all females are equally attractive, and because mating reduces the chances of getting fu...
Although many studies have examined the effects of male size on attractiveness and mating behaviour,...
Although many studies have examined the effects of male size on attractiveness and mating behaviour,...
Because agonistic behaviour can increase an individual's risk of predation, natural selection should...
Compared with female mate choice, male mate choice has been an important but minor topic in the past...
Males vary in the degree to which they invest in mating. Several factors can explain this variation,...
In populations with male mate-choice copying, males may mitigate their risk of sexual competition by...
Because production of gametes is costly in many species, selection is expected to favour mate recogn...
In some mating systems males should benefit from mating with virgin females because of their higher ...
The active courtship, bright colouring and polymorphism of males, and the cryptic colouring and pass...
Males of many species have alternative mating behaviours and must make decisions about which behavio...
Males in polygamous mating systems may inadvertently transmit information regarding their mating pre...
Variation in sex ratio can affect mating behaviour, with more intense competition predicted at biase...
The effects of predator size and female receptivity on the courtship behavior of captivebred male gu...
This study investigated population differences in the courtship behaviour of male guppies, Poecilia ...
Because not all females are equally attractive, and because mating reduces the chances of getting fu...
Although many studies have examined the effects of male size on attractiveness and mating behaviour,...
Although many studies have examined the effects of male size on attractiveness and mating behaviour,...
Because agonistic behaviour can increase an individual's risk of predation, natural selection should...
Compared with female mate choice, male mate choice has been an important but minor topic in the past...
Males vary in the degree to which they invest in mating. Several factors can explain this variation,...
In populations with male mate-choice copying, males may mitigate their risk of sexual competition by...
Because production of gametes is costly in many species, selection is expected to favour mate recogn...
In some mating systems males should benefit from mating with virgin females because of their higher ...
The active courtship, bright colouring and polymorphism of males, and the cryptic colouring and pass...
Males of many species have alternative mating behaviours and must make decisions about which behavio...
Males in polygamous mating systems may inadvertently transmit information regarding their mating pre...
Variation in sex ratio can affect mating behaviour, with more intense competition predicted at biase...