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Complex Copulatory Behavior and the Proximate Effect of Genital and Body Size Differences on Mechanical Reproductive Isolation in the Millipede Genus Parafontaria
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Sexual selection and genital evolution
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Revision of the millipede genus Parafontaria Verhoeff, 1936 (Diplopoda, Xystodesmidae)
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Das Paarungsverhalten von Cylindroiulus punctatus Leach
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SPECIES ISOLATION, GENITAL MECHANICS, AND THE EVOLUTION OF SPECIES‐SPECIFIC GENITALIA IN THREE SPECIES OF MACRODACTYLUS BEETLES (COLEOPTERA, SCARABEIDAE, MELOLONTHINAE)
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THE GENETICS OF AN ISOLATING MECHANISM BETWEEN TWO SIBLING SPECIES OFDROSOPHILA
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The Lock-And-Key Hypothesis: Evolutionary And Biosystematic Interpretation Of Insect Genitalia
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Genital Lock-and-Key as a Selective Agent against Hybridization
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Sexual Selection and Animal Genitalia
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