Promiscuity : an evolutionary history of sperm competition /
He explores the long and tortuous road leading to our current state of knowledge, from Aristotle's observations on chickens, to the first successful artificial insemination in the seventeenth century, to today's ingenious molecular markers for assigning paternity. And he shows how much hum...
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Cambridge, Mass. :
Harvard University Press,
2000.
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Table of Contents:
- Competition, Choice and Sexual Conflict
- Paternity and Protection
- Genitalia
- Spern, Ejaculation, and Ova
- Copulation, Insemination and fertilization
- Mechanisms of Sperm Competition and Sperm Choice
- The Benefits of Polyandry.