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Effect of Diet Quantity and Quality on Female Sampling Behavior and Mating Preferences in a Field Cricket
Understanding the adaptive significance of variation in female mating behaviour is important because variation may often be favored by selection instead of a change in mean mating behaviour, particularly in variable environments. Females are known to adjust their mating behaviour to a variety of int
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