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First come, first served: sperm plug-mediated sperm precedence in the black soldier fly (<i>Hermetia illucens</i>)
Males of many species transfer plugs made of sperm and/or coagulated seminal fluid to the female reproductive tract. One potential function of these plugs in the context of sperm competition is to block access to rival sperm, thereby promoting first-male sperm precedence. Recently, sperm plugs have
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