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Even more functions of sperm RNA: a response to Hosken and Hodgson
As recently outlined in TREE [1], many animals and plants are thought to load their male gametes with multiple types of RNA, some of …
Luke Holman
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Thomas A.R. Price
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Random sperm use and genetic effects on worker caste fate in Atta colombica leaf‐cutting ants
Sperm competition can produce fascinating adaptations with far‐reaching evolutionary consequences. Social taxa make particularly …
Luke Holman
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Marlene Stürup
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Kalevi Trontti
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Jacobus J. Boomsma
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Sperm viability staining in ecology and evolution: potential pitfalls
The causes and consequences of variation in sperm quality, survival and ageing are active areas of research in ecology and evolution. …
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Drosophila melanogaster seminal fluid can protect the sperm of other males
Many internally‐fertilizing animals produce seminal fluid which is transferred along with sperm during mating. Seminal fluid typically …
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Sperm competition, and evolution of sperm morphology
A sterile sperm caste protects brother fertile sperm from female-mediated death in Drosophila pseudoobscura
Spermicide (i.e., female-mediated sperm death) is an understudied but potentially widespread phenomenon that has important …
Luke Holman
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Rhonda R. Snook
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What use is an infertile sperm? A comparative test of parasperm function in sperm-heteromorphic Drosophila
Sperm size and number are important determinants of male reproductive success. The genus
Drosophila
exhibits a remarkable diversity of …
Luke Holman
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Robert P. Freckleton
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Rhonda R. Snook
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Spermicide, cryptic female choice and the evolution of sperm form and function
Sperm competition and cryptic female choice profoundly affect sperm morphology, producing diversity within both species and …
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Rhonda R. Snook
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