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6. Female long horned grass hoppers eat sperm after copulation
7. Which is an example of insects where the sex roles are reversed?
- Dung beetle
- Mormon cricket
- Dragonfly
- Horned scarabaeid beetle
8. Which is an example of insects that mate guard?
- Love bugs
- Honey bees
- Damselfly
- Hanging fly
9. When females choose between male mates it is known as?
- Intersexual selection
- Intraspecific competition
- Intrasexual selection
10. Do female or male moths have more elaborate antennae?
11. What is the biological cost of a male cicada singing at dusk to attract females?
- Higher energy usage
- Higher chance of predation
- More competition
- Less likely to attract a mate
12. Which is a selective advantage of female choice?
- Good genes
- A meal
- Mate for life
13. Males of which species have inflatable penises that are used to pack perm from previous males deep into the females spermatheca?
- Wasp
- Dragonfly
- Damselfly
- Dung beetle
14. What is potrandry?
- The difference in arrival date between males and females
- The difference in sexually diamorphic species
- The competition between male sperm
- Darwin's law of battle
15. Which is an example of an insect that uses nuptial gifts?
- Dragonfly
- Hanging fly
- Love bug
- Honey bee
16. which is an example of an insect that displays sexual cannibalism?
- Praying mantis
- Wasp
- Long horned grass hopper
- Hanging fly
17. Males of which species have backwards facing spikes to scrape previous sperm of a competitor male?
- Wasp
- Damselfly
- Dung beetle
- Horned scarabaeid beetle