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Articles 1-20 out of 20 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words Fly pheromones can say yes and no: attracting chemicals may also repel, limit interspecies mating. Saey, Tina Hesman Nov 7, 2009 385 Males, females swap sex-role stereotypes: analysis finds that mating strategies are not universal. Bower, Bruce Report May 23, 2009 1010 All in the family: for some animals, the ideal mate is a brother, sister or cousin. Callaway, Ewen Apr 12, 2008 1886 Underage spiders: males show unexpected interest in young mates. Milius, S. Aug 26, 2006 482 Looks matter: if swallows aren't spiffy, mates' fidelity is iffy. Perkins, S. Oct 1, 2005 437 Courtship and spawning behaviors of carangid species in Belize. Graham, Rachel T.; Castellanos, Daniel W. Apr 1, 2005 3933 Mating strategies of young women: role of physical attractiveness. Singh, Devendra Feb 1, 2004 10152 Why birds wear bright feathers. McGraw, Kevin; Hill, Geoffrey Jun 1, 2003 696 For some birds, Mr. Wrong can be alright. Milius, S. Brief Article May 5, 2001 546 Baboon rumps signal quality of motherhood. Milius, S. Brief Article Mar 10, 2001 536 Flowers, not flirting, make sexes differ. Milius, S. Brief Article Jul 22, 2000 501 Female owls: First to advertise good genes. Milius, S. Brief Article May 13, 2000 579 Pheromone cuts down a male's flirting time. Milius, S. Brief Article Sep 18, 1999 518 Do parasites explain female promiscuity? S.M. Brief Article Jan 30, 1999 293 Voles are addicted to love. Travis, John Brief Article Dec 5, 1998 369 The mating game. Stiefel, Chana Cover Story Feb 9, 1998 1541 Calamari choreography. Mlot, Christine Brief Article May 10, 1997 352 Seals: the love 'em and leave 'em type? Adler, Tina Brief Article Jul 1, 1995 376 Hormone of monogamy: the prairie vole and the biology of mating. Fackelmann, Kathy A. Cover Story Nov 27, 1993 2710 Your pond or mine? Confusion reigns when froggy goes a-courtin'. Ezzell, Carol Cover Story Jul 6, 1991 939