Journal of Fish Biology · 1995 · 18 citations · 16 references
Breeding BehaviorKin RecognitionEntomologySexual SelectionEmpty NestsReproductive BiologySensory SystemsReproductive EndocrinologyPublic HealthFemale 15‐SpinedBehavioral SciencesBehavioral NeuroscienceNon‐visual CuesChose WaterSticklebacks SpinachiaBiologyReproductive Female 15‐SpinedAnimal BehaviourEvolutionary BiologyWildlife BiologyMedicineAnimal Behavior
Reproductive female 15‐spined sticklebacks Spinachia spinachia chose water flowing from an unmated nesting male rather than water flowing from no male. Since the female could see neither the male nor his nest, this result suggests that she received non‐visual signals.
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