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• W1489698823 abstract "This chapter highlights certain insects in which foreplay is a sexually selective process involving assessment by the female of certain male traits that are a measure of an eventual benefit to the offspring. The foreplay is in the nature of a pheromone-mediated dialog and the insects are certain butterflies and moths. The female's mating preference is inherited via the father rather than the mother, having a special significance in Lepidoptera. These insects have a reverse genetic architecture (ZZ/ZW), where males are homogametic (ZZ) and females heterogametic (ZW). The male homogametic sex chromosome systems in it are conducive to the evolution of male traits through sexual selection. Since female preference alleles arising on the Z chromosome are transmitted to all sons that have the father's attractive trait, such alleles are subject to strong positive selection and therefore less likely to be lost by chance than autosomal genes. The chapter discusses the process of transmission of an inorganic resource, sodium ion, from male Lepidoptera, which obtain the ion by “puddling” to their female partners at mating." @default.
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• W1489698823 date "2003-01-01" @default.
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• W1489698823 title "Alkaloid-derived pheromones and sexual selection in Lepidoptera" @default.
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