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Multiple mating and quantitative geneticsSHERMAN, P. W; WESTNEAT, D. F.Animal behaviour. 1988, Vol 36, Num 5, pp 1545-1547, issn 0003-3472Article

Shared paternity in the acorn woodpecker (Melanerpes formicivorus)JOSTE, N; LIGON, J. D; STACEY, P. B et al.Behavioral ecology and sociobiology (Print). 1985, Vol 17, Num 1, pp 39-41, issn 0340-5443Article

Effect of multiple mating on reproduction in female thirteen-lined ground squirrelsSCHWAGMEYER, P. L.Animal behaviour. 1986, Vol 34, Num 1, pp 297-298, issn 0003-3472Article

Sperm use patterns of individual fall armyworm (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae)MARTIN, J. A; PASHLEY, D. P; MASON, L. J et al.Annals of the Entomological Society of America. 1989, Vol 82, Num 2, pp 177-180, issn 0013-8746Article

The timing and frequency of mating in insectsRIDLEY, M.Animal behaviour. 1989, Vol 37, pp 535-545, issn 0003-3472, 4Article

Determinants of paternity in the milkweed leaf beetleDICKINSON, J. L.Behavioral ecology and sociobiology (Print). 1988, Vol 23, Num 1, pp 9-19, issn 0340-5443Article

Mating and female sexual responsiveness in the salamander Desmognathus ochrophaeusVERRELL, P. A.Herpetologica. 1988, Vol 44, Num 3, pp 334-337, issn 0018-0831Article

Paternity assurance through frequent copulations in a wild passerine with intense sperm competitionCROWE, Susan A; KLEVEN, Oddmund; DELMORE, Kira E et al.Animal behaviour (Print). 2009, Vol 77, pp 183-187, issn 0003-3472, 5 p., 1Article

Multiple paternity and its correlates in female Poecilia latipinna (Poeciliidae)TRAVIS, J; TREXLER, J. C; MULVEY, M et al.Copeia. 1990, Num 3, pp 722-729, issn 0045-8511Article

Increased fitness from multiple matings, and genetic heterogeneity: a model of a possible mechanismLOMAN, J; MADSEN, T; HAKANSSON, T et al.Oikos. 1988, Vol 52, Num 1, pp 69-72, issn 0030-1299Article

Comparative evolutionary psychology of sperm competitionSHACKELFORD, Todd K; GOETZ, Aaron T.Journal of comparative psychology (1983). 2006, Vol 120, Num 2, pp 139-146, issn 0735-7036, 8 p.Article

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Multiple-male matings increase littering rates in golden hamsters mated late in the receptive periodHUCK, U. W; LISK, R. D; GUYTON, C. L et al.Animal behaviour. 1989, Vol 37, Num 2, pp 334-336, issn 0003-3472Article

Pink bollworm (Lepidoptera: Gelechiidae): reproduction and sperm use by wild-type and mutant mothsBARTLETT, A. C; LEWIS, L. J.Annals of the Entomological Society of America. 1985, Vol 78, Num 4, pp 559-563, issn 0013-8746Article

A comparative investigation of the mating system of Drosophila hydeiMARKOW, T. A.Animal behaviour. 1985, Vol 33, Num 3, pp 775-781, issn 0003-3472Article

Male spermatophore investment increases female fecundity in a grasshopperBUTLIN, R. K; WOODHATCH, C. W; HEWITT, G. M et al.Evolution. 1987, Vol 41, Num 1, pp 221-225, issn 0014-3820Article

Different ejaculate delivery strategies in first versus subsequent matings in the swallowtail butterfly Papilio machaon LSVARD, L; WIKLUND, C.Behavioral ecology and sociobiology (Print). 1986, Vol 18, Num 5, pp 325-330, issn 0340-5443Article

Mating Frequency and Fecundity in Agrilus anxius (Coleoptera: Buprestidae)RUTLEDGE, Claire E; KEENA, Melody A.Annals of the Entomological Society of America. 2012, Vol 105, Num 6, pp 852-858, issn 0013-8746, 7 p.Article

A stochastic model describing the number of male insects which are left without partnersSAISHO, Yasumasa.Ecological modelling. 2007, Vol 207, Num 2-4, pp 155-158, issn 0304-3800, 4 p.Article

Can multiple mating compensate for slower development and shorter adult life in a male dimorphic dwarf spider?VANACKER, Danny; HENDRICKX, Frederik; MAES, Liesbeth et al.Biological Journal of the Linnean Society. 2004, Vol 82, Num 2, pp 269-273, issn 0024-4066, 5 p.Article

Why do female adders copulate so frequently ?MADSEN, T; SHINE, R; LOMAN, J et al.Nature (London). 1992, Vol 355, Num 6359, pp 440-441, issn 0028-0836Article

The effectiveness of competitive male inseminations in golden hamsters, Mesocricetus auratus, depends on an interaction of mating order, time delay between males, and the time of mating relative to ovulationHUCK, U. W; TONIAS, B. A; LISK, R. D et al.Animal behaviour. 1989, Vol 37, pp 674-680, issn 0003-3472, 4Article

Spatiotemporal patterns of sperm storage and last-male sperm precedence in birdsBRISKIE, J. V.Functional ecology (Print). 1996, Vol 10, Num 3, pp 375-383, issn 0269-8463Article

Anatomical adaptations to sperm competition in Smith's longspurs and other polygynandrous passerinesBRISKIE, J. V.The Auk. 1993, Vol 110, Num 4, pp 875-888, issn 0004-8038Article