Then, a study by researchers at the University of Western Australia out, which was published in the journal BMC Evolutionary Biology. Renee Firman has developed the sperm quality of mice. This he compared two groups: one group lived for twelve generations in polygamy, and the other as long monogamous.
Female mice were then once each with a single male of each group. 53 percent of the next litter had two fathers, 33 percent of a father-polygamy group and only 14 percent, a father of monogamy group. Polygamy males were more successful, whether they fertilized the female as the first or second.
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