SPERM DEPLENTIONS AND MATE PICILI IN CRAB SPIDER, EBRECHTELLA TRICUSPIDATA (FAHRICIUS)

Abstract

The raised evidence suggests that the male sperm can gradually deplete after a series of extremities, resulting in decreasing the refroductive output of insect species. Predicted that women can work in fair adaptive to prevent luggage sperm, such as multiplying different males and / or prejudice against previous luggage men (MMS). Similarly, men can show moral adaptation to women who differ in mating status. However, in spiders in men lacking the organ of copulatory and their pedipals changed to sperm, some sex studies choose to marry their subsequent profit. In this study, we used a polyandrous crab spider, Ebrechtella Tricuspidata, a SIT-and-and-and-and-and-and-and-and-and-and-modeled system to influence the woman who exercises again; 2) Women different answers to men different in mating status; and 3) Men are different to respond to women who differ in a state of marriage. Our results show that female fecundity is independent of male marrying experiences, but female fertility labeled hesitating experiences of developing males in the first egg on the first egg. Against our prophecies, women prefer to choose and reap the larger men, regardless of their mating status. On the contrary, the male marriage situation influenced their desires of women. Male virgins do not show any likes between virgins and legs; However MMS is likely to like the virgin women in men. Overall, our results show that the female selection depends on the relationship between men rather than the male marriage situation, while choosing a male state of marriage. Depending on the Dynamics Dynamics and Mate Selection of E. Tricuspidata, study provides important views of the adaptive behaviors and women who appear in the state of participating in the joining of the sake.