Drosophila pachea asymmetric lobes are part of a grasping device and stabilize one-sided mating

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RT @schilthuizen: @Cotesia1 @kreiter_ We used the microlaser surgery set-up of @Biol4Ever to "shave" the genitalia of Drosophila: https://t…

@Cotesia1 @kreiter_ We used the microlaser surgery set-up of @Biol4Ever to "shave" the genitalia of Drosophila: https://t.co/sum5J3Vnxk

RT @schilthuizen: And then there was Flor Rhebergen's paper on Drosophila with one-sided mating and twisted sex organs #openaccess https://…

And then there was Flor Rhebergen's paper on Drosophila with one-sided mating and twisted sex organs #openaccess https://t.co/sum5J3Vnxk

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