[HTML][HTML] Imperfect and askew: A review of asymmetric genitalia in araneomorph spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae)
… As noted previously for genital asymmetry in insects and spiders, there is no single explanation
for the evolution of this trait, but some generalizations can be made. In contrast to insects …
for the evolution of this trait, but some generalizations can be made. In contrast to insects …
Selection for imperfection: A review of asymmetric genitalia in araneomorph spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae)
FA Rivera-Quiroz, M Schilthuizen, B Petcharad… - bioRxiv, 2019 - biorxiv.org
… asymmetric male genitals in Entelegynae spiders. Generalities, evolution and categorization
of asymmetry in spiders … that in comparison to insects, most spider asymmetry originates in …
of asymmetry in spiders … that in comparison to insects, most spider asymmetry originates in …
Humpback spiders from Ecuador: relationships, prosoma 'inflation'and genital asymmetry (Araneae: Pholcidae: Mecolaesthus)
… have positionally asymmetrical internal female genitalia (eg M. … asymmetry has evolved
only once in Mecolaesthus, constituting the fourth independent origin of structural asymmetry …
only once in Mecolaesthus, constituting the fourth independent origin of structural asymmetry …
Sexual size dimorphism: evolution and perils of extreme phenotypes in spiders
M Kuntner, JA Coddington - Annual Review of Entomology, 2020 - annualreviews.org
… Sternorrynchan bugs—scale insects, aphids, and relatives—often … Gravity thus forces heavy
spiders to make their webs asymmetric to … of somatic and genital size evolution on the other. …
spiders to make their webs asymmetric to … of somatic and genital size evolution on the other. …
Phylogenomics and genital morphology of cave raptor spiders (Araneae, Trogloraptoridae) reveal an independent origin of a flow‐through female genital system
P Michalik, R Kallal, TM Dederichs… - … and Evolutionary …, 2019 - Wiley Online Library
… The Trogloraptor female genital … evolved at least six times independently within spiders.
Moreover, our results indicate that the peculiar organization of the dysderoid female genitalia …
Moreover, our results indicate that the peculiar organization of the dysderoid female genitalia …
[HTML][HTML] Repeated evolution of asymmetric genitalia and right-sided mating behavior in the Drosophila nannoptera species group
AE Acurio, FT Rhebergen, S Paulus… - BMC evolutionary …, 2019 - Springer
… The evolution of left-right asymmetric genitalia in insects is a case where morphology was
… to have evolved in response to changes in mating behavior [17]. Asymmetric genitalia are …
… to have evolved in response to changes in mating behavior [17]. Asymmetric genitalia are …
The evolution of female genitalia
NS Sloan, LW Simmons - Journal of Evolutionary Biology, 2019 - academic.oup.com
… to demonstrate that female genitalia can be highly diverse and covary with the genitalia of
males. … mechanisms of genital evolution in females: species isolating ‘lock‐and‐key’ evolution, …
males. … mechanisms of genital evolution in females: species isolating ‘lock‐and‐key’ evolution, …
Demonstrating sexual selection by cryptic female choice on male genitalia: what is enough?
WG Eberhard, GUC Lehmann - Evolution, 2019 - academic.oup.com
… Female resistance to males with asymmetrically shortened titillators was reduced when the
… More than a hundred species in a wide range of insect and spider taxa on oceanic islands …
… More than a hundred species in a wide range of insect and spider taxa on oceanic islands …
Fitness advantages of the biased use of paired laterally symmetrical penises in an insect
… success, and a pivotal role of the female genital morphology in the evolution of handedness.
… Alternatively, the asymmetrically arranged sensilla might function to sense proper …
… Alternatively, the asymmetrically arranged sensilla might function to sense proper …
[HTML][HTML] Asymmetric and spiraled genitalia coevolve with unique lateralized mating behavior
… be driven by female genital morphology 12 . Male and female waterfowl have asymmetric
genitalia that spiral in opposite directions and females have evolved behavioral strategies to …
genitalia that spiral in opposite directions and females have evolved behavioral strategies to …