Mating Behavior of the Cabbage White Butterfly, Pieris rapae crucivora Boisduval. V. : Copulatory Stimuli Inducing Changes of Female Response Patterns

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• Experimental analyses were made to reveal the nature of the copulatory stimuli which cause changes in female response patterns in reaction to the sexual activities of males; that is, from the rest posture in virgin females to the mate refusal posture in mated females. From the results of experiments in which physiological saline was injected into the copulatory pouch and observation of the mated, swelled pouch, it was concluded that the mechanical, or stretch stimulations exerted on the copulatory pouch by spermatophores transferred from males, and hardened therein, are responsible for the change of female behavior patterns. Nerve severance experiments showed that these stimuli ascend the ventral nerve cord at least up to around the second abdominal segment. It was suggested that none of the four abdominal ganglia could be a center in which female behavior patterns are changed to the mate refusal response. It was also pointed out that the copulatory stimuli trigger the establishment of an unknown physiological status underlying the mate refusal response.

• 社団法人日本動物学会の論文
• 1975-03-25

著者

• Obara Yoshiaki

  Laboratory Of Animal Physiology Graduate School Of Agricultural Science Tohoku University

• Tateda Hideki

  Department Of Bioligy Faculty Of Science Kyushu University

• Kuwabara Masutaro

  General Science Institute Faculty Of Science And Technology Sophia University

• Kuwabara Matutaro

  General Science Institute, Faculty of Science and Technology, Sophia University

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