Mating Behavior in Three Species of the Drosophila hypocausta SubgrouplBehavior Biologyr
Mating Behavior in Three Species of the Drosophila hypocausta SubgrouplBehavior Biologyr
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三个果蝇亚组的交配行为行为生物学家
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1992
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F. Hihara
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N. Asada;K. Fujiwara;H. Ikeda;F. Hihara
Courtship behavior was evaluated to investigate the degree of sexual isolation in three related species, Drosophila hypocausta, D. neohypocausta and D. siamana. Patterns of male courtship behavior and the nature of courtship sounds using an oscilloscope were compared among these species. D. siamana was ethologically isolated incompletely from D. hypocausta; D. siamana females were highly receptive to D. hypocausta males, giving the average rate of insemination of 67.1%, although the reciprocal crosses gave only 13.4%. The nature of the courtship behavior and courtship sounds emitted by males showed species-specific patterns. Results of crossability tests and behavioral analyses suggested that D. siamana is a good species of the D. hypocausta subgroup of the D. immigrans species group.