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Data from: Anthropogenic noise disrupts mate searching in Gryllus bimaculatus
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Identification of seminal proteins related to the inhibition of mate searching in female crickets
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Data from: Spatio-temporal dynamics of field cricket calling behaviour: implications for female mate search and mate choice
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Data from: Strategic pheromone signalling by mate searching females of the sexually cannibalistic spider Argiope bruennichi
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Dataset used for: Breeding migrations by bighorn sheep males: searching for mates increases vulnerability to hunting
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Identification of seminal proteins related to the inhibition of mate searching in female crickets
<p>In response to the reduction in fitness associated with sperm competition, males are expected to evolve tactics that hinder female remating. For example, females often display a post-mating reduction in their sexual receptivity that has been shown to be mediated by proteins contained in a male's seminal fluid (sfps). However, although there has been comprehensive research on sfps in genetically well characterized species, few non-model species have been studied in such detail. We initially confirm that female Australian field crickets, <i>Teleogryllus oceanicus</i>, do display a significant reduction in their mate searching behavior 24 hours after mating. This effect was still apparent three days after mating but was entirely absent after one week. We then attempted to identify the sfps that might play a role in inducing this behavioral response. We identified two proteins, ToSfp022 and ToSfp011, that were associated with the alteration in female post-mating behavior. The knockdown of both proteins resulted in mated females that displayed a significant increase in their mate searching behaviors compared with females mated to males having the full compliment of seminal fluid proteins in their ejaculate. Our results indicate that the female refractory period in <i>T. oceanicus</i> likely reflects a sperm competition avoidance tactic by males, achieved through the action of male seminal fluid proteins.</p>
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