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Self-insemination (also known as "selfing") is a mating behavior engaged in by individuals of multiple flatworm species, such as the free-living Macrostomum hystrix. Species that engage in this method of reproduction are hermaphroditic, meaning they possess both male and female reproductive organs. Selfing is referred to as a conditional reproductive strategy in this species, which means that there is a preference to reproduce with a mate. Sea slugs have also been found to reproduce through self-insemination.