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What traits would you expect in a species with strong sperm competition? (Select two answers)   ...

What traits would you expect in a species with strong sperm competition? (Select two answers)

  

Promiscuous females

   

Large testes proportional to body size

   

Combative male behavior

   

Monogamous pairing

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*Promiscous females trait and large testes proportional to body size are two traits can be expected in a species with strong sperm competition .Because in the presence of strong sperm competition, testes are expected to be exhibit positive allometry because large individuals can invest proportionally more in testes size than other once.

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