Figure 4 in Matrotrophy and polyandry partially regulate postcopulatory mechanisms and sexual selection in a bimodal viviparous salamander
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| author | Alarcón-Ríos, Lucía Velo-Antón, Guillermo |
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| contents | Figure 4. Dissected uterus of a pueriparous Salamandra salamandra from a previous study (see: Alarcón-Ríos et al. 2020) in which an advanced and early embryo are visible surrounded by aborted or unfertilized eggs (A); isolated embryos, the early one that is still within the egg and the more advanced one that had already hatched and presents evidences of oophagic behaviour (B); a new-born terrestrial juvenile from the population of Ons (S. s. gallaica, this study) with abundant egg-yolk in its digestive tract (C); S. s. gallaica brood from Ons population, in which a high variability in developmental stage and body size can be observed (D). Image credits: L. Alarcón-Ríos. |
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| spellingShingle | Figure 4 in Matrotrophy and polyandry partially regulate postcopulatory mechanisms and sexual selection in a bimodal viviparous salamander Alarcón-Ríos, Lucía Velo-Antón, Guillermo Biodiversity Taxonomy Figure 4. Dissected uterus of a pueriparous Salamandra salamandra from a previous study (see: Alarcón-Ríos et al. 2020) in which an advanced and early embryo are visible surrounded by aborted or unfertilized eggs (A); isolated embryos, the early one that is still within the egg and the more advanced one that had already hatched and presents evidences of oophagic behaviour (B); a new-born terrestrial juvenile from the population of Ons (S. s. gallaica, this study) with abundant egg-yolk in its digestive tract (C); S. s. gallaica brood from Ons population, in which a high variability in developmental stage and body size can be observed (D). Image credits: L. Alarcón-Ríos. |
| title | Figure 4 in Matrotrophy and polyandry partially regulate postcopulatory mechanisms and sexual selection in a bimodal viviparous salamander |
| topic | Biodiversity Taxonomy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14971970 |