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copulatory

ADJECTIVE
  1. of or relating to coitus or copulation

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  • During copulation, males move their copulatory organs, the pedipalps, in a rhythmic, twisting manner.
  • Interactive behaviors include quiet affiliation or 'tending,' approaching and retreating, olfactory investigation of urine and feces, flehmen response, and the precopulatory teasing sequence of mares in estrus," says McDonnell. TheHorse.com News
  • They transport the spermatophores with a copulatory organ, called the ligula, located on the tip of one of their arms.
  • Also, while I'm too lazy to look for it, when the subject of women not having fetishes came up a few years ago I wondered whether that might be because for maybe thousands of years have been under ... quite a lot of pressure since childhood to "powerfully and persistently displace sexual interest onto objects, behaviors, or situations other than in copulatory or precopulatory behavior with phenotypically normal, consenting adult human partners. Figleaf's Real Adult Sex
  • Two studies in the guppy showed directional postcopulatory sexual selection for more colorful males.
  • Herein, we consider two main hypotheses to assess the possible function of the post-copulatory vocalization of fallow bucks.
  • Most females proceed to cannibalize the male during copulation (for details on the copulatory sequence, see Forster 1995).
  • The newly hatched young amphipods stay in the marsupium until the female undergoes a post-copulatory moult. Crustacea
  • In the adjacency of copulatory bursa is albumen gland and mucous gland, which secretes protein and mucus respectively and surround eggs.
  • The female part of the system is specialized into the gonopore (vagina), copulatory bursa and seminal receptacle for short and long-term sperm storage, respectively. Platyhelminthes
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