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Scientists solve the mystery of why termite kings and queens are monogamous (www.sydney.edu.au)
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[–] Waphles@lemmy.world 5 points 3 weeks ago

If the lack of tails on sperm indicate monogamy, do the tails on human sperm indicate non-monogamy?