Evolution of sperm morphology in a crustacean genus with fertilization inside an open brood pouch

Duneau, David; Moest, Markus; Ebert, Dieter

doi:10.1101/2020.01.31.929414

2020

DOI: 10.1101/2020.01.31.929414

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Evolution of sperm morphology in a crustacean genus with fertilization inside an open brood pouch

David Duneau

Markus Moest

Dieter Ebert

Abstract: 1Sperm, the male most fundamental reproductive feature allowing egg fertilization, evolves under 1 2

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Sex ratio effects on reproductive success of male and female Daphnia

Galimov

Тухбатуллин

Haag

et al. 2021

J of Evolutionary Biology

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Sexual conflict theory predicts that, in species with sexual reproduction, separate sexes and conventional sex roles, reproductive success (RS) of females depends mainly on resources and is largely independent of the number of males available, whereas RS of males mainly depends on mating opportunities and should increase with the availability of fertilizable females (Bateman, 1948;Clutton-Brock, 2009;LeBas, 2006;Trivers, 1972). Female availability depends on the operational sex ratio (OSR), that is, the ratio of sexually active males to receptive (fertilizable) females within the population (Emlen & Oring, 1977). However, increasing evidence is accumulating that mate limitation can increase competition for access to mates and negatively affect RS not only in males but also in females as well, in particular under female-biased sex ratios (Ah-

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Sex ratio effects on reproductive success of male and female Daphnia

Galimov

Тухбатуллин

Haag

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J of Evolutionary Biology

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Evolution of sperm morphology in Daphnia within a phyologenetic context

Decaestecker

2022

PCI Evol Biol

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We have now considered, and hopefully addressed, all the comments from the reviewers in a point-bypoint response.Note that after considering important points from the reviewers and because new studies have been published since our first submission, we decided to reanalyse and rewrite a large part of the manuscript. The conclusion of the manuscript did not really change, but the angle from which we approach it did.

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Evolution of sperm morphology in a crustacean genus with fertilization inside an open brood pouch

Abstract: 1Sperm, the male most fundamental reproductive feature allowing egg fertilization, evolves under 1 2

Cited by 2 publications

References 49 publications

Sex ratio effects on reproductive success of male and female Daphnia

Sex ratio effects on reproductive success of male and female Daphnia

Evolution of sperm morphology in Daphnia within a phyologenetic context

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