Question
Does traumatic mating precede the more usual kind of insemination that we associate with insects?
Answer
Richard - No, it didn't preceded it. It came secondarily. Bed bugs do have a normal reproductive tract through which they lay their eggs and this is a way of the males bypassing the normal route to try and get more of the offspring for themselves.
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