Sexual satiety is the inhibition of masculine mating behavior produced by copulation itself.
This inhibition is manifested in different ways depending upon the species, the time and the …

Postcopulatory competition between males, in the form of sperm competition, is a
widespread phenomenon in many animal species. The extent to which sperm competition …

In species where there is postcopulatory competition between males in the form of sperm
competition, theory predicts that males should show prudent sperm allocation. Specifically …

In this study rabbit spermatozoa motility parameters, measured using different evaluation
chambers, were compared. The measurement was done using CASA (Computer Assisted …

When ejaculates are costly to produce, males are expected to allocate their ejaculate
resources over successive matings in a manner that optimizes their reproductive success …

This study investigated whether dilution rate and successive semen collections influenced
sperm viability, morphology, motility and male sexual motivation in sexually mature South …

The lack of evolutionary response to selection on mitochondrial genes through males
predicts the evolution of nuclear genetic influence on male‐specific mitochondrial function …

The aim of this research was to study the effect of changing female stimulus on libido and
semen characteristics from young Murciano-granadina male goats submitted to intensive …

Sperm competition is the competition that can occur between the sperm of different males to
fertilize a female's gamete (s)(Parker, 1970). In species with internal fertilization, there is the …

Background Studies of animal mating systems increasingly emphasize female multiple
mating and cryptic sexual selection, particularly sperm competition. Males under intense …