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Summary  Mating competition experiments with D. melanogaster were performed in light and darkness under conditions mimicking those under which artificial populations show a stable polymorphism for the ebony gene ( e ). In both light and darkness a minority male mating advantage was found for e / + males in competition with wild-type males, but in light only when ebony was in the majority. Homozygous wild-type males showed minority advantage only in light and ebony males only in darkness.

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Mating competition in artificial populations of<i>Drosophila melanogaster</i>polymorphic for<i>ebony</i>: II. A test for minority male mating advantage

Mating competition in artificial populations ofDrosophila melanogasterpolymorphic forebony: II. A test for minority male mating advantage