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chemoreception
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chemoreception: Sex recognition
...off onto the female during mating, and this changes her wax chemistry so that she is no longer attractive. Females of the vinegar fly, Drosophila, lose their attractiveness after mating by secreting wax with a different chemical profile.
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display behaviour
In display behaviour
Some mating displays evolve from food-giving behaviours; the male bobwhite quail gives a food call and offers a tidbit to his potential mate. In many birds the food-giving behaviour is completely ritualized and proceeds without any exchange of food; domestic cocks, for example, call and peck...
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melatonin regulation

sperm competition
In sperm competition
...are best thought of as mating effort (that is, effort directed at increasing the number of offspring a male sires), because they are usually not available at the time of birth or hatching to benefit the offspring sired by the male presenting the gift. The male's paternity and the number...
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animal behaviour

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animal behaviour: Sensory-motor mechanisms
...when these fish defend their mating territories in the springtime against intrusions from rival male sticklebacks. The males differ from all other objects and forms of life in their environment in a special way: they possess an intensely red throat and belly, which serve as signals to females and other...
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animal behaviour: Adaptive design
...to study the diversity of mating systems, specifically among various species of African antelope. In some species, such as the dik-dik ( Madoqua), individuals are solitary and cryptic; however, during mating season, they form conspicuous monogamous pairs. Others, such as the black wildebeest ( Connochaetes taurinus), form enormous herds. During the breeding
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animal behaviour: Character mapping
...secondary sexual characteristics and female mating preferences in several taxa, such as Central American frogs ( Physalaemus) and swordtail fishes ( Xiphophorus). In the frogs, electrophysiological studies of present-day species indicate that females have identical auditory preferences regardless of the acoustic characteristics of the mating calls of the males. The most parsimonious...
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human evolution: Learning from the apes
...are fundamentally promiscuous, though such mating behaviour is heavily proscribed by the cultures into which individuals are born and reside. Indeed, theorists who wish to construct models of the emergence of hominin societies on the basis of extant ape societies seldom tackle the overriding fact that humans utilize a wide...
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scorpions
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scorpion: Reproduction and life cycle
Mating in scorpions is preceded by a complicated and characteristic courtship initiated by the male. He first faces and grasps the female, using his pincers (pedipalps). Then the pair, directed by the male, moves sideways and backward in a dancelike motion called promenade à deux....
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mammal

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perissodactyl: Courtship and mating
Courtship is relatively simple among the social equids. The true ass is apparently exceptional. The partners are strangers when the first approaches are made and the female requires violent subjugation by the male, which bites, kicks, and chases her before she will stand for...
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animal social behvaiour

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animal social behaviour: The range of social behaviour in animals
Mating behaviour in animals includes the signaling of intent to mate, the attraction of mates, courtship, copulation, postcopulatory behaviours that protect a male's paternity, and parental behaviour. Parental behaviour ranges from none to vigilant care by both parents and even by additional group members. Biologists...
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animal social behaviour: Social interactions involving sex
Mating behaviour describes the social interactions involved in joining gametes (that is, eggs and sperm) in the process of fertilization. In most marine organisms, planktonic gametes are shed (or broadcast) into the sea where they float on the tides and have a small but finite...
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malacostracan
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malacostracan: Reproduction and life cycles
Mating (copulation) is very brief, often completed in a few seconds and usually following the reproductive molt of the female, when her exoskeleton is still soft. The eggs are fertilized as they are extruded from the oviductal opening on the sternum of the sixth thoracic...
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Other articles where Mating is discussed: animal behaviour: Sensory-motor mechanisms: ...when these fish defend their mating territories in the springtime against intrusions from rival male sticklebacks. The males differ from all other objects and forms of life in their environment in a special way: they possess an intensely red throat and belly, which serve as signals to females and other...

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https://flexbooks.ck12.org/cbook/ck-12-middle-school-life-science-2.0/section/8.6/primary/lesson/reproductive-behavior-of-animals-ms-ls

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i think the benefit for all the organism from reproduction is that they can be happy from the new baby and family, and they get to grow their population more. Benefits of social behavior is that we learn and adapt to certain situations and know when is the right time to breed and for humans, mating helps to find someone who you love.

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this is a form of adaptation because animals never really learn how to reproduce but know how to reproduce with each other to make babies. they also have courtship behaviors to attract and appeal them selves. also some have certain seasons when they reproduce where they have the most amount of food and is the safest. Also animals know how to feed their babies when they are born such as giving them milk from their bodies. this is also a form of adaptation because the more of their population they have, the more likely they will be able to survive than being only few of their populations.

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the main attribute of behavior this behavior is that they get to make more of their organism population. They also get to breed more and more when they keep reproducing as they grow. Another attribute of mating is that they can become more strong and have more ground when they have more of their population and become stronger. For example china, they have the most population in their country and they have biggest exports going out.