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Effects of past mating behavior versus past ejaculation on male mate choice and male attractiveness.

Behav Ecol · 2024 · PMC10807976 · PMID 38273897

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Male mate choice Male reproductive history did not affect the total distance swum by males (χ2 2 = 4.141; P = 0.126) ( Figure 3 ), but it had a marginally significant effect on the total time spent inspecting females (χ2 2 = 6.001; P = 0.0498), and the proportion of time spent with the solitary female (χ2 2 = 6.017; P = 0.0494) ( Figure 4 ). “Naïve” males spent more time than “mating and ejaculation” males with females (Tukey’s test, P = 0.045), but neither diff

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