Sentence examples for mated more often from inspiring English sources

They also mated more often with them than with their less well-endowed sisters, even when no choice was available.

They were healthier, mated more often, brought up more children to sexual maturity, and hence had more grandchildren.

As non-sibling males performed more courting attempts than sibling males (non-siblings: 2.00±0.28, siblings: 1.16±0.18, W = 2580, P = 0.04), females mated more often with non-siblings (70.89% mating) than with siblings (siblings: 23, non-siblings: 56, binomial test, P<0.01).

In studies in chickens, highly ranked males mated more often and produced more offspring than low ranking males [ 3].

We also showed students that peahens mated more often with peacocks with bright tail feathers and mated less often with males that had eye spots removed by researchers.

Fertility enhancement may have arisen because males with larger eyespan mated more often and/or because they transferred more sperm or other substances per ejaculate.

In a population dominated by females, males have an evolutionary edge, because each male can mate more often and leave more offspring.

However, dominant males appear to mate more often than low-ranking males.

However, compared to C individuals, individuals of the LE1 population encounter mates more often in the Levamisole environment (Fig. 2c; t10 = 2.23; P = 0.006).

In a first series of experiments where one female was presented with one male, the proportions of males accepted as mates were significantly different between age classes, females tending to mate more often with older males (χ2 = 6.30, degrees of freedom (df) = 2, P = 0.043 for overall comparison).

DNA analysis showed that chivalrous males have more offspring on average and mate more often.