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1“...Male-male competition and reproductive success of northern elephant seals, Mirounga augustirostris...”
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2“...Male-male competition and reproductive success of northern elephant seals, Mirounga augustirostris...”
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3“... solution to this dilemma. Using data from male colonies of particolored bats ( Vespertilio murinus , <cross...”
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4by Howell-Skalla, Lesley Ann“... americanus) and polar bear (Ursus maritimus) are long day seasonal breeders. Males undergo testicular...”
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5by Casey, Caroline, Charrier, Isabelle, Mathevon, Nicolas, Reichmuth, Colleen“...Specialized signals emitted by competing males often convey honest information about fighting...”
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9by Lombardo, Michael P, Bosman, Ruth M, Faro, Christine A, Houtteman, Stephen G, Kluisza, Timothy S“... in a wide variety of taxa. However, homosexual copulations, especially between males, are less well...”
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13by Radosław K. Kowalski, Sarosiek, Beata, Wiesław Demianowicz, Jędrek Judek, Goryczko, Krzysztof, Dobosz, Stefan, Kuźmiński, Henryk, Demska-Zakęś, Krystyna, Babiak, Igor, Glogowski, Jan“...Rainbow trout homogametic males, (XX or YY sex genotype), can be obtained, respectively, through...”
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14by Radosław K. Kowalski, Sarosiek, Beata, Wiesław Demianowicz, Jędrek Judek, Goryczko, Krzysztof, Dobosz, Stefan, Kuźmiński, Henryk, Demska-Zakęś, Krystyna, Babiak, Igor, Glogowski, Jan“...Rainbow trout homogametic males, (XX or YY sex genotype), can be obtained, respectively, through...”
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17by Campbell, Anna L., Levitan, Don R., Hosken, David J., Lewis, Ceri“... urchin Paracentrotus lividus. Males with faster sperm had greater competitive fertilisation success...”
Published in Scientific Reports (2016)
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18Published in Scientific Reports“... for the sea urchin Paracentrotus lividus. Males with faster sperm had greater competitive fertilisation...”
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19“...Sperm competition theory suggests that males should strategically allocate sperm to those females...”
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20by Kossak, S.“...In winter seasons since 1971 till 1979 traces of a male lynx passing through the forest adjacent...”
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