Polyandry among animals—more of a rule than exception
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Validating the recent finding that females in the animal kingdom are polyandrous, researchers have found that female fire salamanders mate with several males. What’s novel about this discovery, however, is that this behavior was observed under natural conditions. Read more in Molecular Ecology.
BA Caspers et al., Molecular Ecology, 2013. DOI: 10.1111/mec.12577
Published on: Dec 09, 2013
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