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Mating strategies and aggressive combat in wingless neotropical fig wasp males
(Tecpar, 2008)
The aim of this work was to study the wingless males of pollinating (Pegoscapus tonduzi) and two nonpollinating fig wasp species, genus Idarnes, associated with figs (Ficus citrifolia) in Brazil to answer the following ...
Sperm morphology: A novel way to associate female-males of highly sexual dimorphic fig wasp species
(INT SCIENCE SERVICES/BALABAN PUBLISHERS, 2008)
Males of pollinating and some non-pollinating fig wasps are wingless and quite dissimilar to their co-specific females. Due to the accentuated sexual dimorphism, males and females of some fig wasp species were described ...
Sperm morphology: A novel way to associate female-males of highly sexual dimorphic fig wasp species
(INT SCIENCE SERVICES/BALABAN PUBLISHERSIsrael, 2008)
Diversification in the use of resources by Idarnes species: bypassing functional constraints in the fig-fig wasp interaction
(WILEY-BLACKWELLMALDEN, 2013-08-02)
Mutualisms such as the figfig wasp mutualism are generally exploited by parasites. We demonstrate that amongst nonpollinating fig wasps (NPFWs) parasitic on Ficus citrifolia, a species of Idarnes galls flowers and another ...
Recognition of competitive asymmetries reduces he severity of fighting in male Idarnes fig wasps
(Academic Press Ltd- Elsevier Science LtdLondonInglaterra, 2005)
Colonization sequence of non-pollinating fig wasps associated with Ficus citrifolia in Brazil
(INT SCIENCE SERVICES/BALABAN PUBLISHERS, 2008)
Mutualisms, such as the fig-agaonid wasp association, are susceptible to colonization by parasitic species, which exploit the resources involved therein. In most cases, they oviposit into the figs from outside without ...