Exam 9: Reproductive Behavior
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Female fruit flies prefer to mate with large males. This mate choice lowers the female's longevity and reduces survival of her offspring. This is an example of
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Male bedbugs use a spear-like organ to stab females in the abdomen before injecting his sperm, leaving a wound and causing possible infections. How does this harmful male trait persist, despite its negative impact on female fitness? If this species is engaged in a sexual arms race, what prediction can we make about the female bedbug's physiology or behavior?
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Under what conditions would you predict sexual selection to act more strongly on female than male traits?
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A male spider that amputates his own sperm-transferring pedipalps during copulation so as to block the female's genital opening is an example of
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