THE EFFECT OF MATING ON EGG PRODUCTION AND RELEASE IN THE CRICKET TELEOGRYLLUS COMMODUS
THE EFFECT OF MATING ON EGG PRODUCTION AND RELEASE IN THE CRICKET TELEOGRYLLUS COMMODUS
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交配对蟋蟀产卵和产卵的影响
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发表时间:
1973
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通讯作者:
K. Edson
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作者:
W. Loher;K. Edson
The female Teleogryllus commodus Walker is sexually receptive throughout the adult life. Mated females lay on an average four to six times more eggs than virgin females owing to higher total egg production and the retention of fewer eggs in the oviducts. Early mating does not result in earlier oviposition, but causes, when it occurs at a later date, the release of stored eggs. The mating‐factor originates in the testes and is transferred to the female via the spermatophore.