“Student Athletes Claim to Have More Sexual Partners Than Other Students,” Charlotte Faurie, Dominique Pontier, and Michel Raymond, Evolution and Human Behavior, vol. 25, no. 1, January 2004, pp. 1–8. The authors, at Université Montpellier, France, explain that: [AIR 16:2] We investigated the relationship between involvement in competitive sport and self-reported numbers of sexual partners. […]
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Headline of the day: Sex After Fieldtrip
Today’s Headline of the Day is atop an article in Science Now: Sex After a Field Trip Yields Scientific First by Martin Enserink A U.S. vector biologist appears to have accidentally written virological history simply by having sex with his wife after returning from a field trip to Senegal. A study just released in Emerging […]
Sex-crime report? Or scientific study?
Investigator Tom Gill asks us to help clarify for the public that a newly published scientific study really is a scientific study, not a lurid tabloid report about a sex crime. Do not be foolishly misled by its title, Gill cautions. The study is: “Conditions for the Arrest of a Vertical Propagating Dyke,” Benoît Taisne, […]
Not just another krill sex video
At last comes an animated video about krill sex that’s understated and tasteful, and informative: (Thanks to investigator Barbara Keough for bringing it to our attention.)