... University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Lateralization in mating behavior is increasingly recognized as a significant trait in insect species, yet its influence associated with gender, and sexual experience...

...—for further information please contact [email protected]. Abstract Female mating decisions are often plastic, dependent on the environment. In the nuptial gift-giving spider Pisaura mirabilis, the optimal number of matings for females, i.e. the number that maximizes fitness, depends...

.... cerevisiae has been extensively characterized. Haploid cells ‘a’ and alpha secrete pheromones involved in mating of the opposite cell type leading to the formation of a diploid cell. Under harsh conditions, diploid cells undergo meiosis for the formation of four haploid spores. In C. glabrata, cells...

... regions with predominantly asexual reproduction harbour fewer viral species. Interestingly, only the partially self-fertile mating type (MAT) A2, associated with the global pandemic, facilitates the spread of viruses across different biogeographic regions, whereas viruses are absent in the self-sterile...

... and translation rights for reprints. All other permissions can be obtained through our RightsLink service via the Permissions link on the article page on our site—for further information please contact [email protected]. Abstract Mate choice and multiple paternity have been widely studied in natural...

... Sex-biased dispersal plays a key role in shaping population dynamics and genetic structure. Two main hypotheses have been proposed for how territoriality and mating competition impact sex-biased dispersal. Female-biased dispersal is expected in monogamous systems with male resource defense, whereas...

...:https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Choosiness, or how picky an individual is in mate choice, is key to both sexual selection and speciation. Yet the amount of phenotypic variation in choosiness and how that variation is partitioned among individuals remain largely unexplored. Here...

... Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Mating disruption is achieved by releasing synthetic pheromones into crop systems to disrupt natural mating behavior of targeted pests. Dispensers of synthetic pheromones are deployed in various crops with the intent...

.../licenses/by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Ageing of adult males could be accelerated by both high mating/reproductive effort and fighting for mates. Testing the relative importance...

...-fertilization and mixed-mating systems have been explored in a variety of studies. However, there has been no recent study which directly addresses our knowledge of mating systems across families, the adequacy of existing data, or the potential for biases. Scope Here we present an updated dataset of mating...

..., distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract The study of mating systems, defined as the distribution of who mates with whom and how often in a sexually reproducing population, forms a core pillar of evolution research due to their effects on many...

... that fluctuations in selection gradients are common but complete reversals in the direction of selection may not be very frequent. genetic variation Gryllus campestris lifespan mating rate polyandry selection gradient Natural Environment Research Council 10.13039/501100000270 Understanding how...

..., placed with pheromone dispensers during the experiment (n = 9 trials). (2) Moths from a naïve population (which had never been exposed to mating disruption), studied without exposure to synthetic pheromones dispensers during the experiment (n = 10 trials). (3) Prolonged pheromone...

... to as ancestry-assortative mating. Here, we use forward genomic simulations to link correlations in global ancestry proportion between mates to the underlying mechanistic mate choice process. We consider the impacts of 2 types of mate choice model, using either ancestry-based preferences or social groups...

[email protected]. Abstract Recombination suppression can evolve in sex or mating-type chromosomes, or in autosomal supergenes, with different haplotypes being maintained by balancing selection. In the invasive chestnut blight fungus Cryphonectria parasitica, a genomic region was suggested to lack...

... University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract The mating systems of many rainforest birds remain poorly understood, especially those that elude observation in dense forest understories. Here we documented mating behaviors...

... and purging deleterious mutations. Nevertheless, recombination suppression has repeatedly evolved in sex- and mating-type chromosomes. The evolutionary causes for recombination suppression and the proximal mechanisms preventing crossing overs are poorly understood. Several hypotheses have recently been...

... on FFA2R. A yeast platform was developed for evaluation of ligands modulating the human free fatty acid 2 receptor activity, in a system devoid of regulatory mechanisms and crosstalk. biosensors GPCR yeast mating pathway ligand screening FFAR2 GPR43 Joint Programming Initiative on Antimicrobial...

...Michael Grillo; Andrés Gutiérrez; Camila Souza Angiosperms display a remarkable diversity of reproductive traits and strategies. Understanding the evolutionary mechanisms that have shaped this diversity has been a central goal in studies of plant evolution. In particular, the mating system shift...

... for the patterns of assortative mating observed in marriage markets along different dimensions, such as race and education. However, when the marriage market is segmented into racially and educationally homogeneous clusters, people naturally have more match opportunities with their likes. In this paper, we build...