<p>All brooders were of European origin. Survival percentage was measured on seventh day post hatching and calculated as live fry number/total egg number. Three to five technical replicates per sample were counted. The difference between the two groups is not statistically significant (Student's t-test; P = 0.63).</p
Variation in rearing conditions, due either to parental or to environmental quality, can result in o...
Variation in rearing conditions, due either to parental or to environmental quality, can result in o...
Variation in rearing conditions, due either to parental or to environmental quality, can result in o...
<p>Sexes combined. Survival probabilities did not differ between dominant (early-born) and subdomina...
<p>Different letters following the data indicate significant differences (Wilcoxon, q = 1.96, p<0.05...
<p>Hatching success, fledging success and adult sex ratio (Males/Males + Females) compared between h...
<p>Hatching success was lowest for sibling matings (light grey), followed by within-population matin...
Hatching rates in relation to variations in: (A) Wolbachia infection level and numbers of copies of ...
A notable difference is the existence of crosses with null hatching rate in 2021. Data supporting th...
<p>Means (± SEM) are plotted for first generation cohorts reared from sterilized and untreated contr...
<p>‘Cross’ refers to the crosses combining infected and uninfected females in all four possible comb...
Data on the proportion of brood that survived to eclose in each rearing group, given the number of e...
Data on the proportion of brood that survived to eclose in each rearing group, given the number of e...
<p>The proportion of hatched embryos was estimated from embryos surviving to the hatching stage, wit...
<p>For each ratio of strains (ROCK/RIDL): mean hatching rate (no. of larvae/no. of eggs, white bars)...
Variation in rearing conditions, due either to parental or to environmental quality, can result in o...
Variation in rearing conditions, due either to parental or to environmental quality, can result in o...
Variation in rearing conditions, due either to parental or to environmental quality, can result in o...
<p>Sexes combined. Survival probabilities did not differ between dominant (early-born) and subdomina...
<p>Different letters following the data indicate significant differences (Wilcoxon, q = 1.96, p<0.05...
<p>Hatching success, fledging success and adult sex ratio (Males/Males + Females) compared between h...
<p>Hatching success was lowest for sibling matings (light grey), followed by within-population matin...
Hatching rates in relation to variations in: (A) Wolbachia infection level and numbers of copies of ...
A notable difference is the existence of crosses with null hatching rate in 2021. Data supporting th...
<p>Means (± SEM) are plotted for first generation cohorts reared from sterilized and untreated contr...
<p>‘Cross’ refers to the crosses combining infected and uninfected females in all four possible comb...
Data on the proportion of brood that survived to eclose in each rearing group, given the number of e...
Data on the proportion of brood that survived to eclose in each rearing group, given the number of e...
<p>The proportion of hatched embryos was estimated from embryos surviving to the hatching stage, wit...
<p>For each ratio of strains (ROCK/RIDL): mean hatching rate (no. of larvae/no. of eggs, white bars)...
Variation in rearing conditions, due either to parental or to environmental quality, can result in o...
Variation in rearing conditions, due either to parental or to environmental quality, can result in o...
Variation in rearing conditions, due either to parental or to environmental quality, can result in o...