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Mating Males An Evolutionary Perspective On Mammalian Reproduction

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    Author(s)Tim Glover 
    PublisherCambridge University Press
    ISBN9780521159579
    Pages210
    BindingSoftcover
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearAugust 2012

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    Cambridge University Press Mating Males An Evolutionary Perspective On Mammalian Reproduction by Tim Glover 

    Examining mating from the male perspective, this book provides an overview of mammalian reproduction to illustrate the important role that male desire plays in the life of mammals. Written in a conversational style that will appeal to those without specialist knowledge of the field, it begins with a broad overview of sexual reproduction in mammals, explaining the importance of mixing genes, sexual selection and the concept of mating seasons. Subsequent chapters examine some of the most important aspects in detail including mating behaviour, the structure and function of the male organs of reproduction and their physiological control and modes of copulation. A final chapter considers human reproduction, explaining how our physical and social evolution have contributed to the development of sexual behaviour that is markedly different to that of other mammals, due in particular to the absence of oestrus and seasonality in the human female.