marginally nonsignificantP = 0.053
The value for m 1 was marginally nonsignificant ( P = 0.053) with a major contribution from male‐induced latency to remating, indicating that the induction of longer latency was under strong selection (Table S1 ).
The value for m 1 was marginally nonsignificant ( P = 0.053) with a major contribution from male‐induced latency to remating, indicating that the induction of longer latency was under strong selection (Table S1 ).
In line with this, there is an overall trend for second male paternity share to increase with extended intermating interval (Simmons, 2001 ).