Abstract
Garcia-Gonzalez et al. [[1][1]] conducted an original and elegant experiment examining whether fertilization of a female's eggs by multiple males (polyandry) can provide fitness benefits via ‘bet-hedging’ (i.e. due to decreased variance in offspring fitness). The authors measured these benefits
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