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Functional significance of seminal receptacle length in Drosophila melanogaster

Miller et al., 2003

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18222622548115406203
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Miller G
Pitnick S
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Journal of Evolutionary Biology

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Despite its central role in post‐copulatory sexual selection, the female reproductive tract is poorly understood. Here we provide the first experimental study of the adaptive significance of variation in female sperm‐storage organ morphology. Using populations of Drosophila …
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