Mean female and male body size, survival and insemination rate in relation to Genetic/Environmental treatment in the assortative mating experiment (2nd experiment).

Data from: Sexual selection has minimal impact on effective population sizes in species with high rates of random offspring mortality: an empirical demonstration using fitness distributions

Pischedda, Alison
Friberg, Urban
Stewart, Andrew D.
Miller, Paige M.
Rice, William R.

August 2015

The effective population size (Ne) is a fundamental parameter in population genetics that influences...

Survivorship and fertility curves for females when sex-specific, fertility-affecting mutations as well as mortality-causing mutations are simulated.

Richard A. Morton (421939)
Jonathan R. Stone (421940)
Rama S. Singh (421941)

June 2013

Dashed line: initial female fertility probability. Dotted line: Gompertz-Makeham function used fo...

Variation in female fitness parameters among treatment groups.

XingPing Liu (549582)
XiaoYun Tu (549583)
HaiMin He (549584)
Chao Chen (195669)
FangSen Xue (282778)

April 2014

Effect of treatment groups on (A) longevity, (B) fecundity and (C) fertility for doubly mated ...

Mean female and male body size, survival and insemination rate in relation to Genetic/Environmental treatment in the within-form mating experiment (1st experiment).

Doug Paton (427044)
Mahamoudou Touré (503803)
Adama Sacko (503804)
Mamadou B. Coulibaly (34124)
Sékou F. Traoré (34130)
Frédéric Tripet (272101)

December 2013

The insemination rate of females of each treatment exposed to Field/Field Mopti males.Here...

Survival rate of Field/Field Mopti form and Savanna form females and males mated to individuals of the 4 Gen/Env treatment groups in the assortative mating experiment (2nd experiment).

Doug Paton (427044)
Mahamoudou Touré (503803)
Adama Sacko (503804)
Mamadou B. Coulibaly (34124)
Sékou F. Traoré (34130)
Frédéric Tripet (272101)

December 2013

Values in brackets are 95% confidence intervals and sample sizes are indicated in italics.</p

Percentages (dark columns and left axis) and Log Odds estimates (light columns and right axis) of survival and mating rates in males and females from the 4 Genetic/Environmental treatments after 2 nights in the 2011 assortative mating experiment.

Doug Paton (427044)
Mahamoudou Touré (503803)
Adama Sacko (503804)
Mamadou B. Coulibaly (34124)
Sékou F. Traoré (34130)
Frédéric Tripet (272101)

December 2013

A–B: Survival rate of treatment females and males; C–D: Mating rate of treatment females and male...

Percentages (dark columns and left axis) and Log Odds estimates (light columns and right axis) of survival and mating rates in males and females from 4 combinations of genetic/environmental backgrounds after 2 nights under semi-field conditions in the 2010–2011 within-form mating experiment.

Doug Paton (427044)
Mahamoudou Touré (503803)
Adama Sacko (503804)
Mamadou B. Coulibaly (34124)
Sékou F. Traoré (34130)
Frédéric Tripet (272101)

December 2013

A–B: Survival of treatment females and males; C–D: Mating rate of treatment females and males. Fo...

General linear models of the effects of Experimental Year, Replicate, and Genetic/Environmental treatment on female and male body size in the within-form mating experiment (1st experiment).

Doug Paton (427044)
Mahamoudou Touré (503803)
Adama Sacko (503804)
Mamadou B. Coulibaly (34124)
Sékou F. Traoré (34130)
Frédéric Tripet (272101)

December 2013

Square brackets indicate effect nesting.Sample sizes were 469 females and 304 males.</p

Nominal logistic regressions of the effects of Year, Genetic/Environmental treatment, and Enclosure on female and male survival in within-form mating experiment (1st experiment).

Doug Paton (427044)
Mahamoudou Touré (503803)
Adama Sacko (503804)
Mamadou B. Coulibaly (34124)
Sékou F. Traoré (34130)
Frédéric Tripet (272101)

December 2013

Square brackets indicate effect nesting.Sample sizes were 900 females and 900 males.</p

Percentage (dark columns and left axis) and Log Odds estimates (light columns and right axis) of assortative mating after 2 nights under semi-field conditions (both genders combined).

Doug Paton (427044)
Mahamoudou Touré (503803)
Adama Sacko (503804)
Mamadou B. Coulibaly (34124)
Sékou F. Traoré (34130)
Frédéric Tripet (272101)

December 2013

Males and females from the 4 experimental groups were exposed to a mixture of M and S mates (comb...

Strength of assortative mating for body size in relation to sample size.

Daiping Wang (3773872)
Wolfgang Forstmeier (79501)
Mihai Valcu (567910)
Niels J. Dingemanse (3251655)
Martin Bulla (3269055)
Christiaan Both (353953)
Renée A. Duckworth (6388124)
Lynna Marie Kiere (3240765)
Patrik Karell (4244767)
Tomáš Albrecht (177989)
Bart Kempenaers (310480)

March 2019

Each dot represents a single estimate of assortative mating for a phenotypic trait, its colour the t...

Insemination ability according to age and sterilization for male Ae. albopictus.

Clelia F. Oliva (297494)
Maxime Jacquet (142462)
Jeremie Gilles (297495)
Guy Lemperiere (5651647)
Pierre-Olivier Maquart (297496)
Serge Quilici (297497)
François Schooneman (297498)
Marc J. B. Vreysen (215691)
Sebastien Boyer (81157)

February 2013

Percentage (± SEM) of females inseminated in small cages (10 females and 10 males) for different ...

Data from: Sexual selection has minimal impact on effective population sizes in species with high rates of random offspring mortality: an empirical demonstration using fitness distributions

Pischedda, Alison
Friberg, Urban
Stewart, Andrew D.
Miller, Paige M.
Rice, William R.

September 2015

The effective population size (Ne) is a fundamental parameter in population genetics that influences...

Descriptive statistics of male traits in the two experimental groups.

Luke T. Barrett (547699)
Jonathan P. Evans (274241)
Clelia Gasparini (347571)

April 2014

Mean, standard deviation (SD) and sample size (N) are reported for the low (LFA) and high (HFA) f...

Data from: Sexual selection has minimal impact on effective population sizes in species with high rates of random offspring mortality: an empirical demonstration using fitness distributions

Pischedda, Alison
Friberg, Urban
Stewart, Andrew D.
Miller, Paige M.
Rice, William R.

The effective population size (Ne) is a fundamental parameter in population genetics that influences...

Data from: Sexual selection has minimal impact on effective population sizes in species with high rates of random offspring mortality: an empirical demonstration using fitness distributions

Pischedda, Alison
Friberg, Urban
Stewart, Andrew D.
Miller, Paige M.
Rice, William R.

August 2015

The effective population size (Ne) is a fundamental parameter in population genetics that influences...

Survivorship and fertility curves for females when sex-specific, fertility-affecting mutations as well as mortality-causing mutations are simulated.

Richard A. Morton (421939)
Jonathan R. Stone (421940)
Rama S. Singh (421941)

June 2013

Dashed line: initial female fertility probability. Dotted line: Gompertz-Makeham function used fo...

Variation in female fitness parameters among treatment groups.

XingPing Liu (549582)
XiaoYun Tu (549583)
HaiMin He (549584)
Chao Chen (195669)
FangSen Xue (282778)

April 2014

Effect of treatment groups on (A) longevity, (B) fecundity and (C) fertility for doubly mated ...

Mean female and male body size, survival and insemination rate in relation to Genetic/Environmental treatment in the within-form mating experiment (1st experiment).

Doug Paton (427044)
Mahamoudou Touré (503803)
Adama Sacko (503804)
Mamadou B. Coulibaly (34124)
Sékou F. Traoré (34130)
Frédéric Tripet (272101)

December 2013

The insemination rate of females of each treatment exposed to Field/Field Mopti males.Here...

Survival rate of Field/Field Mopti form and Savanna form females and males mated to individuals of the 4 Gen/Env treatment groups in the assortative mating experiment (2nd experiment).

Doug Paton (427044)
Mahamoudou Touré (503803)
Adama Sacko (503804)
Mamadou B. Coulibaly (34124)
Sékou F. Traoré (34130)
Frédéric Tripet (272101)

December 2013

Values in brackets are 95% confidence intervals and sample sizes are indicated in italics.</p

Percentages (dark columns and left axis) and Log Odds estimates (light columns and right axis) of survival and mating rates in males and females from the 4 Genetic/Environmental treatments after 2 nights in the 2011 assortative mating experiment.

Doug Paton (427044)
Mahamoudou Touré (503803)
Adama Sacko (503804)
Mamadou B. Coulibaly (34124)
Sékou F. Traoré (34130)
Frédéric Tripet (272101)

December 2013

A–B: Survival rate of treatment females and males; C–D: Mating rate of treatment females and male...

Percentages (dark columns and left axis) and Log Odds estimates (light columns and right axis) of survival and mating rates in males and females from 4 combinations of genetic/environmental backgrounds after 2 nights under semi-field conditions in the 2010–2011 within-form mating experiment.

Doug Paton (427044)
Mahamoudou Touré (503803)
Adama Sacko (503804)
Mamadou B. Coulibaly (34124)
Sékou F. Traoré (34130)
Frédéric Tripet (272101)

December 2013

A–B: Survival of treatment females and males; C–D: Mating rate of treatment females and males. Fo...

General linear models of the effects of Experimental Year, Replicate, and Genetic/Environmental treatment on female and male body size in the within-form mating experiment (1st experiment).

Doug Paton (427044)
Mahamoudou Touré (503803)
Adama Sacko (503804)
Mamadou B. Coulibaly (34124)
Sékou F. Traoré (34130)
Frédéric Tripet (272101)

December 2013

Square brackets indicate effect nesting.Sample sizes were 469 females and 304 males.</p

Nominal logistic regressions of the effects of Year, Genetic/Environmental treatment, and Enclosure on female and male survival in within-form mating experiment (1st experiment).

Doug Paton (427044)
Mahamoudou Touré (503803)
Adama Sacko (503804)
Mamadou B. Coulibaly (34124)
Sékou F. Traoré (34130)
Frédéric Tripet (272101)

December 2013

Square brackets indicate effect nesting.Sample sizes were 900 females and 900 males.</p

Percentage (dark columns and left axis) and Log Odds estimates (light columns and right axis) of assortative mating after 2 nights under semi-field conditions (both genders combined).

Doug Paton (427044)
Mahamoudou Touré (503803)
Adama Sacko (503804)
Mamadou B. Coulibaly (34124)
Sékou F. Traoré (34130)
Frédéric Tripet (272101)

December 2013

Males and females from the 4 experimental groups were exposed to a mixture of M and S mates (comb...

Strength of assortative mating for body size in relation to sample size.

Daiping Wang (3773872)
Wolfgang Forstmeier (79501)
Mihai Valcu (567910)
Niels J. Dingemanse (3251655)
Martin Bulla (3269055)
Christiaan Both (353953)
Renée A. Duckworth (6388124)
Lynna Marie Kiere (3240765)
Patrik Karell (4244767)
Tomáš Albrecht (177989)
Bart Kempenaers (310480)

March 2019

Each dot represents a single estimate of assortative mating for a phenotypic trait, its colour the t...

Insemination ability according to age and sterilization for male Ae. albopictus.

Clelia F. Oliva (297494)
Maxime Jacquet (142462)
Jeremie Gilles (297495)
Guy Lemperiere (5651647)
Pierre-Olivier Maquart (297496)
Serge Quilici (297497)
François Schooneman (297498)
Marc J. B. Vreysen (215691)
Sebastien Boyer (81157)

February 2013

Percentage (± SEM) of females inseminated in small cages (10 females and 10 males) for different ...

Data from: Sexual selection has minimal impact on effective population sizes in species with high rates of random offspring mortality: an empirical demonstration using fitness distributions

Pischedda, Alison
Friberg, Urban
Stewart, Andrew D.
Miller, Paige M.
Rice, William R.

September 2015

The effective population size (Ne) is a fundamental parameter in population genetics that influences...

Descriptive statistics of male traits in the two experimental groups.

Luke T. Barrett (547699)
Jonathan P. Evans (274241)
Clelia Gasparini (347571)

April 2014

Mean, standard deviation (SD) and sample size (N) are reported for the low (LFA) and high (HFA) f...

Data from: Sexual selection has minimal impact on effective population sizes in species with high rates of random offspring mortality: an empirical demonstration using fitness distributions

Pischedda, Alison
Friberg, Urban
Stewart, Andrew D.
Miller, Paige M.
Rice, William R.

The effective population size (Ne) is a fundamental parameter in population genetics that influences...

Data from: Sexual selection has minimal impact on effective population sizes in species with high rates of random offspring mortality: an empirical demonstration using fitness distributions

Pischedda, Alison
Friberg, Urban
Stewart, Andrew D.
Miller, Paige M.
Rice, William R.

August 2015

The effective population size (Ne) is a fundamental parameter in population genetics that influences...

Survivorship and fertility curves for females when sex-specific, fertility-affecting mutations as well as mortality-causing mutations are simulated.

Richard A. Morton (421939)
Jonathan R. Stone (421940)
Rama S. Singh (421941)

June 2013

Dashed line: initial female fertility probability. Dotted line: Gompertz-Makeham function used fo...

Variation in female fitness parameters among treatment groups.

XingPing Liu (549582)
XiaoYun Tu (549583)
HaiMin He (549584)
Chao Chen (195669)
FangSen Xue (282778)

April 2014

Effect of treatment groups on (A) longevity, (B) fecundity and (C) fertility for doubly mated ...

Mean female and male body size, survival and insemination rate in relation to Genetic/Environmental treatment in the assortative mating experiment (2<sup>nd</sup> experiment).

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Mean female and male body size, survival and insemination rate in relation to Genetic/Environmental treatment in the assortative mating experiment (2<sup>nd</sup> experiment).

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