1 )), for the first time described in the same ejaculate of an infertile, phenotypically normal male pa

2 articularly in polyandrous species where the ejaculates of different males compete for fertilisation.

3   When a female is sexually promiscuous, the ejaculates of different males compete for the fertilizat

4 dition to generating competition between the ejaculates of different males, multiple mating may allow

5  often determined by competition between the ejaculates of different males.

6 t males monopolize access to females and the ejaculates of multiple males compete for fertilization.

7 ional properties of the structurally complex ejaculates of Pieris rapae butterflies.

8 erm are removed from storage by the incoming ejaculate of the copulating male, and sperm incapacitati

9 d that a rival male can rapidly displace the ejaculate of the guarding male [1, 2].

10  MGCs, spermatids, and spermatocytes) in the ejaculates of the PRRSV-inoculated boars and that these