Parasitic Mating is a reproductive strategy within the broader category of alternative mating tactics in which an individual secures mating opportunities by exploiting the conspecific's investment in mate attraction or parental care without reciprocating, thereby gaining reproductive benefits at the expense of the exploited individual.
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Mating Behavior and Development of Schistosomes in the Mouse
Joseph C. Armstrong · Journal of Parasitology · 1965 · 148 citations
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Natural History Museum
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University of Alberta
Edmonton, Canada
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Paris, France
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