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Katydid males deliver spermatophores to females when mating. Spermatophores deliver both sperm and food nutrients (that

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Katydid males deliver spermatophores to females when mating. Spermatophores deliver both sperm and food nutrients (that the female actively eats). Use the information in the graph below to answer the questions that follow. "Control" = low food treatment, "Extra" = high food treatment; "Calling males" =# of males calling; "Matings/female" = # times females mated; "\% Reject by M′′=% times female approach was rejected by male; "\% Reject by F′′=% times female approached then rejected male; "\% with F-F comp." = \% female fighting over male observed.) Figes 11−44 frelgFmery Rralysis-4.4 63607 Pouman frovtisa lik ins.
Which of the following applies to the data presented above? Females are more likely to reject males when females have to compete Males are more likely to call when females are more likely to mate Females are less likely to mate when males are more likely to reject females Males are more likely to reject females when females are more likely to compete
Calling males Matings/female \% Reject by M% Reject by F \% with F-F comp Female choice strategy in the scenario described above would best be described as: Pre-existing sensory bias Sexy son Good genes . Resource acquisition