Figures 1: a) Mating latency and b) mating duration of control males (green filled circles) and female-exposed (orange empty circles) in reciprocal contest environment. Group means are displayed inwards relative to single observations, and overlapping vertical bars show one standard error around this mean. c) Females remating latency following a single mating with either a control male (solid green line) or a female-exposed male (dashed orange line). Females were given 8 hours to mate every day for 4 consecutive days following initial mating (summing up to 32 hours/ 1920 minutes of remating trials).