Reproductive behaviour: Make love, then war

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Tracey Chapman
Mariana F. Wolfner
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[1] Tracey Chapman is in the School of Biological Sciences,Mariana F. Wolfner is in the Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics
[2] University of East Anglia,undefined
[3] Norwich Research Park,undefined
[4] Norwich NR4 7TJ,undefined
[5] UK.,undefined
[6] Cornell University,undefined
[7] Ithaca,undefined
[8] New York 14853,undefined
[9] USA.,undefined
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Nature Ecology & Evolution | / 1卷
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Female aggression is enhanced after mating. Genetic manipulation and behavioural observation show that the receipt of sperm, and a seminal fluid protein, enhances female Drosophila aggression towards other females.
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