Evidence for Widespread Courtship During Copulation in 131 Species of Insects and Spiders, and Implications for Cryptic Female Choice
William G. Eberhard
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William G. Eberhard
Abstract
William G. Eberhard, Evidence for Widespread Courtship During Copulation in 131 Species of Insects and Spiders, and Implications for Cryptic Female Choice, Evolution, Vol. 48, No. 3 (Jun., 1994), pp. 711-733
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William G. Eberhard, Evidence for Widespread Courtship During Copulation in 131 Species of Insects and Spiders, and Implications for Cryptic Female Choice, Evolution, Vol. 48, No. 3 (Jun., 1994), pp. 711-733
Key concepts: Biology, Courtship, Courtship display, Zoology, Mate choice, Evolutionary biology, Ecology, Mating