FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2082348131> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2082348131 endingPage "1421" @default.
• W2082348131 startingPage "1413" @default.
• W2082348131 abstract "With respect to mate choice, females of many species discriminate between males on the basis of age. The adaptive significance of age-based mate choice is unclear, with various hypotheses making conflicting predictions. We examined the possibility of female preference in the fruit fly Drosophila pseudoobscura, a species where females gain no significant nutritional benefits from mating. Females were shown to prefer to mate with old males in two-male choice experiments and accepted old males faster than young males in single-male tests. Females mated to old males had a higher fecundity, possibly related to a transfer of more sperm and/or a larger volume of accessory gland proteins during the longer copulation durations experienced with old males, although these possibilities were not directly tested. Hence, females appear to derive direct benefits from preferring to mate with older males. In contrast, there was no evidence of mate preference for the sons of either old or young males when matched for age, indicating that the mating advantage of old males is not passed to their sons. These sets of experiments suggest that in D. pseudoobscura the benefit of age-based preference to females is increased fecundity due to greater investment per mating by older males." @default.
• W2082348131 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2082348131 creator A5007389392 @default.
• W2082348131 creator A5045986511 @default.
• W2082348131 creator A5053807233 @default.
• W2082348131 date "2008-04-01" @default.
• W2082348131 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W2082348131 title "Age-based female preference in the fruit fly Drosophila pseudoobscura" @default.
• W2082348131 cites W1501069706 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W1505720065 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W1509288898 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W1965867263 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W1972115120 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W1976509449 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W1979450683 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W1987009873 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W1989347676 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W1989990457 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W1991065671 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W1993201310 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W1995790268 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2006630648 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2008359765 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2011558033 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2021956659 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2023422116 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2025889565 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2031180407 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2031884047 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2034258023 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2041698633 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2044261117 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2049539925 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2050477156 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2052130183 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2055014072 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2057709195 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2058888634 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2058924402 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2062407642 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2062898415 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2068995154 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2069194986 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2070571316 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2073723134 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2074875166 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2081475567 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2088092322 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2093384368 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2094091034 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2100828064 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2107548720 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2109224623 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2110874492 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2118069045 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2120431273 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2123627511 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2127304074 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2128461971 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2143590426 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2147240787 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2161382453 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2168080625 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2168204937 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2169990014 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2326176764 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2327946743 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W2333924497 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W4240613891 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W51018575 @default.
• W2082348131 cites W1892842620 @default.
• W2082348131 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.anbehav.2007.09.015" @default.
• W2082348131 hasPublicationYear "2008" @default.
• W2082348131 type Work @default.
• W2082348131 sameAs 2082348131 @default.
• W2082348131 citedByCount "66" @default.
• W2082348131 countsByYear W20823481312012 @default.
• W2082348131 countsByYear W20823481312013 @default.
• W2082348131 countsByYear W20823481312014 @default.
• W2082348131 countsByYear W20823481312015 @default.
• W2082348131 countsByYear W20823481312016 @default.
• W2082348131 countsByYear W20823481312017 @default.
• W2082348131 countsByYear W20823481312018 @default.
• W2082348131 countsByYear W20823481312019 @default.
• W2082348131 countsByYear W20823481312020 @default.
• W2082348131 countsByYear W20823481312021 @default.
• W2082348131 countsByYear W20823481312023 @default.
• W2082348131 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2082348131 hasAuthorship W2082348131A5007389392 @default.
• W2082348131 hasAuthorship W2082348131A5045986511 @default.
• W2082348131 hasAuthorship W2082348131A5053807233 @default.
• W2082348131 hasConcept C104317684 @default.
• W2082348131 hasConcept C130981225 @default.
• W2082348131 hasConcept C144024400 @default.
• W2082348131 hasConcept C149923435 @default.
• W2082348131 hasConcept C162324750 @default.
• W2082348131 hasConcept C175444787 @default.
• W2082348131 hasConcept C2776041557 @default.

• next