Evolutionary Biology: Sterile Saviours

Evolutionary Biology: Sterile Saviours

Sterile sperm castes are widespread, but their significance remains enigmatic. New experiments on Drosophila pseudoobscura reveal that sterile sperm may promote the survival of fertilising sperm inside the spermicidal female reproductive tract.

Unifying biology: the evolutionary synthesis and evolutionary biology.

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Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

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BMC Evolutionary Biology

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Evolutionary Conservation Biology: Introduction