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    Are some species ‘robust’ to exploitation? Explaining persistence in deceptive relationships

    Animals and plants trick others in an extraordinary diversity of ways to gain fitness benefits. Mimicry and deception can, for example, lure prey, reduce the costs of parental care or aid in pollination–in way...

    Amy L Brunton-Martin, James C O’Hanlon, Anne C Gaskett in Evolutionary Ecology (2022)

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    Sperm storage and copulation duration in a sexually cannibalistic spider

    Female St Andrew’s Cross spiders control copulation duration by timing sexual cannibalism and may thereby control paternity if cannibalism affects sperm transfer. We have investigated the effect of copulation ...

    Marie E. Herberstein, Jutta M. Schneider, Aaron M. T. Harmer… in Journal of Ethology (2011)

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    Floral Odor Variation in Two Heterostylous Species of Primula

    Floral traits such as odor, color, and morphology are important pollinator attractants. Variation in floral traits may influence floral constancy, the tendency of pollinating insects to visit flowers of only o...

    Anne C. Gaskett, Elena Conti, Florian P. Schiestl in Journal of Chemical Ecology (2005)