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The incidence of repeated mating in the superspecies,Drosophila paulistorum

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Trois séries d'expériences ont été fait pour vérifier la possibilité d'accouplements répétés chez leDrosophila paulistorum. A l'aide de marqueur morphologiques et de marqueur à enzyme, nous avons démontré que l'accouplement double se pratique fréquemment parmi cette espèce, même pour une population vivant en cage. Les femelles qui se sont accouplées deux fois utilisent le sperme des deux mâles pour fertiliser une seule couvée d'œufs.

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  1. Department of Zoology, Indiana University, 47401, Bloomington, Indiana, USA

    R. C. Richmond & L. Ehrman

  2. Division of Natural Sciences, State University of New York, 10577, Purchase, New York, USA

    R. C. Richmond & L. Ehrman

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  1. R. C. Richmond
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Research supported by National Institutes of Health Grant No. RO1 GM 18690. This paper is contribution number 931 from the Department of Zoology, Indiana University.

Recipient of National Institutes of Health Career Award, No. 5 KO 3 HDO9033-09. Research supported by NIH Grant No. GM 18907-03.

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Richmond, R.C., Ehrman, L. The incidence of repeated mating in the superspecies,Drosophila paulistorum. Experientia 30, 489–490 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01926309

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