Hilaire, both in varieties and in species, that when any part or organ is repeated many times in the structure of the same individual (as the vertebrae in snakes, and the stamens in
polyandrous flowers) the number is variable; whereas the number of the same part or organ, when it occurs in lesser numbers, is constant.
While the diversity of nuclear alleles should also decrease due to drift and founder effects, the
polyandrous mating system of P.
The Gup also said that divorce rate among
polyandrous partners has increased in recent years.
To examine the consequences of
polyandrous matings, ANCOVAs, with the response variable being the fertilization difference between the
polyandrous and individual males (either average or the more successful male of the two), were examined with the main effects of male spine color, female spine color, and their interaction, blocked by day, with the covariates of sperm concentration, the difference in the fertilization success of the two males in the individual trial, and the interaction of these covariates with spine color.
He says he does not approve of his daughter's
polyandrous marriage.
No preference for novel mating partners in the
polyandrous nuptial-feeding spider Pisaura mirabilis (Araneae: Pisauridae).
The turtles of the genus Podocnemis are known to exhibit
polyandrous behavior (Lee & Hays, 2004) and its females can store sperm from multiple mating episodes in the internal cavity for long periods of time (Pearse et al., 2001).
The woman, Jade, is the center of a
polyandrous family structure and takes interest in Lu.
Sperm storage and use in
polyandrous females of the globally invasive fruitfly, Ceratitis capitata.
In sections on wanton women in history and fiction, wanton women in drama, and women's songs and ballads, they consider such topics as the
polyandrous empress: imperial women and their male favorites; the male homoerotic wanton woman in late Ming fiction; late Ming urban life and wanton women in Huang Fangyin's Short Plays; and turning the authorial table: women writing wanton women, shame, and jealousy in two Qing tanci.
Similarly Falen (2003:53) says polygyny refers to one type of polygamy in which men have multiple wives (co-wives), as opposed to
polyandrous polygamy in which a woman has multiple husbands.
2013: Multiple paternity in
polyandrous barn owls (Tyto alba).
