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Data from: The African Queen can still find mates when males are rare

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Raw data and R script for all analyses in the paper "The African Queen can still find mates when males are rare" by Rutagarama et al. (2023, Ecology and Evolution).

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Behavioural ecologyPopulation ecologyspermatophore countbutterfly Danaus chrysippusKenyaRwandamale killingspiroplasma

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