A number of studies suggest that an offspring may carry DNA of female's previous sexual partners

radioactivities9 · 2017-06-10T02:52:50+00:00

How about the mating habits of fruit flies...

Fruit flies undergo a prelude of dances prior to mating. The dance begins when the male approaches the female slowly and vibrates his legs on her head. The next stage of the courtship dance begins when both flies drag their legs from side to side while facing each other. This seems to boost the male’s confidence. He then spreads his wings and twists the leading edges downward. This simple gesture signifies the male’s official intent to mount the female.

Eggs hatch into wormlike larvae that feed on sugary fruits. Although shiny, white, wormlike larvae are sometimes visible at the surface of infested food, some fruit fly larvae acquire the coloration of the fruit on which they feed, making them difficult to detect. Fruit fly larvae feed for approximately four days. Following this phase, larvae use stored nutrients while they pupate and undergo metamorphosis. While pupating, the fruit fly grows six legs, two wings and characteristic, bulging eyes. After another four days of pupation, the adult fly emerges. Within eight hours of emerging, fruit flies are ready to mate. As adults, they are seen flying and hovering over available sources of sugar.

https://www.orkin.com/flies/fruit-fly/fruit-fly-behavior/

See, proof women like sweet things.

radioactivities9 · 2017-06-10T02:50:18+00:00

A groundbreaking study on flies! Studies on rats (another mammal) aren't even enough to claim something true for people.

Waterboo2 · 2017-06-10T05:00:25+00:00

Semen? Yikes. Don't most people use condoms during casual sex?

RedPillWonder · 2017-06-10T05:17:05+00:00

Many sites reported on this (and all likely citing the original study). I may grab and post links later.

The conclusion:

Can you completely rule out that humans are the same way? No.

Can you rule it in? No.

At this point, we simply don't know.

Obviously, there won't be any human trials, so we're left with rats, flies, etc to test on. I haven't seen or heard of any studies with anything other than fruit flies, but testing on mammals would be the next step and repeated studies to confirm or deny.

One of the scientists involved in the study was asked directly if this could be applied to humans and he responded the same as above, it's possible but no ruling it in or out at this point.

The reaction of some women though was horror at the thought of it even remotely being possible.

Title	A number of studies suggest that an offspring may carry DNA of female's previous sexual partners
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Date	June 10, 2017 1:14 AM UTC (9 years ago)
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