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Male fruit flies deposit ___________ along with their sperm to better compete, but this may also shorten female life span proteins parasites pheromones

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Biology for AP Courses
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00:01 Let's talk about dorsophilia, which is a fruit fly.
00:11 So in this insect, what we can see, we can have one special type of observance that they have guy andromorphs.
00:27 Okay, so what this is known as, guyandromorph is basically the, animals which have certain region of the body are male and other regions are what? female.
01:10 Other regions are female.
01:17 So what we can say here that gyandromorphs is a single.
01:22 In which animals are having partial male characters and partially female characters.
01:28 Right...
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