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Genetic determinants of mate recognition in Brachionus manjavacas (Rotifera).

7 Sep 2009 BACKGROUND: Mate choice is of central importance to most animals, influencing population structure, speciation, and ultimately the survival of a species. Mating behavior of male brachionid rotifers is triggered by the product of a chemosensory gene, ...
rec_pub_19740420-genetic-determinants-mate-recognition-brachionus-manjavacas-rotifera.htm


Caenorhabditis elegans pheromones regulate multiple complex behaviors.

5 Aug 2009 A family of small molecules called ascarosides act as pheromones to control multiple behaviors in the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans. At picomolar concentrations, a synergistic mixture of at least three ascarosides produced by hermaphrodites causes ...
rec_pub_19665885-caenorhabditis-elegans-pheromones-regulate-multiple-complex-behaviors.htm


Different growth patterns of two adjacent glomeruli responsible for sex-pheromone processing during postembryonic development of the cockroach Periplaneta americana.

8 Jul 2009 In many insect species, sex pheromone is processed by specific, enlarged glomeruli in the antennal lobes of males. In the male American cockroach, two closely located glomeruli (A and B) are responsible for processing the major pheromone components ...
rec_pub_19595740-different-growth-patterns-two-adjacent-glomeruli-responsible-sex.htm


Mate finding in the parasitic wasp Cephalonomia tarsalis (Ashmead): more than one way to a female's heart.

7 Jul 2009 The parasitic wasp, Cephalonomia tarsalis (Hymenoptera: Bethylidae), parasitizes larvae of the sawtoothed grain beetle, Oryzaephilus surinamensis (L.) (Coleoptera: Silvanidae), and is used for biological control of this worldwide pest of stored ...
rec_pub_19588199-mate-finding-parasitic-wasp-cephalonomia-tarsalis-ashmead-way-female.htm


A two-component female-produced pheromone of the spider Pholcus beijingensis.

5 Jul 2009 Chemical signaling plays an important role in spider sexual communication, yet the chemistry of spider sex pheromones remains poorly understood. Unlike insects and mammals, the identification of spider pheromones has seldom been attempted, and no ...
rec_pub_19579045-a-two-component-female-produced-pheromone-spider-pholcus-beijingensis.htm


Multimodal sensory integration of courtship stimulating cues in Drosophila melanogaster.

29 Jun 2009 Mechanisms for identifying appropriate mating partners are required for any species to survive. In many types of animals, males employ multiple sensory modalities to initially search for females and to subsequently determine if they are fit and/or ...
rec_pub_19686165-multimodal-sensory-integration-courtship-stimulating-cues-drosophila.htm


The main and the accessory olfactory systems interact in the control of mate recognition and sexual behavior.

23 Jun 2009 In the field of sensory perception, one noticeable fact regarding olfactory perception is the existence of several olfactory subsystems involved in the detection and processing of olfactory information. Indeed, the vomeronasal or accessory olfactory ...
rec_pub_19374011-the-main-accessory-olfactory-systems-interact-control-mate.htm


Pheromonal communication in higher vertebrates and its implication on reproductive function. Editorial.

23 Jun 2009
rec_pub_19374009-pheromonal-communication-higher-vertebrates-implication-reproductive.htm


Quantity matters: male sex pheromone signals mate quality in the parasitic wasp Nasonia vitripennis.

15 Jun 2009 Sexual selection theory asserts that females are well adapted to sense signals indicating the quality of potential mates. One crucial male quality parameter is functional fertility (i.e. the success of ejaculates in fertilizing eggs). The ...
rec_pub_19535374-quantity-matters-male-sex-pheromone-signals-mate-quality-parasitic.htm


Honest and dishonest communication in social Hymenoptera.

30 May 2009 Communication in social insects usually serves the good of the whole society and thus increases the inclusive fitness of all individuals. Hence, cheating and dishonesty are not expected when nestmates are to be alarmed or recruited to food sources. ...
rec_pub_19482994-honest-dishonest-communication-social-hymenoptera.htm

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