<p>Dashed line: initial female fertility probability. Dotted line: Gompertz-Makeham function used for initial survival probability. Solid line: Average female survival or fertility probability at simulation end. Panel A, Model AP – solid line, right-facing arrowheads: fertility; solid line, left-facing arrowheads: survival. Panel B, Model YF – solid line, right-facing arrowheads: fertility; solid line, left-facing arrowheads: survival. Bars under the figure indicate age classes allowed to mate. Population size was held constant at 1000 males and 1000 females.</p
<p>The relative diversity of maternally and paternally transmitted genotypes (genetic diversity of m...
<p>The x-axes represent age in time steps during the forward simulation. (A) Survival of offspring b...
<p>A–B: Survival of treatment females and males; C–D: Mating rate of treatment females and males. Fo...
<p>Black solid line: relationship between the number of sampled females (X axis) and the diversity o...
<p>The female population size (left panel) during simulation runs where sterile males are released a...
Reference and estimation of the survival function S(t) for carriers with 95% point-wise confidence i...
<p>The solid lines represent the survival function (i.e. probability of remaining in the current gro...
<p>Proportion of females surviving in the experiment (solid line), and expected survival probability...
<p>(A) Survival probability of females and males belonging to the two modalities of Structure classe...
Each individual plot depicts the ratio of the mean fitness of the recipient population (wR) to the d...
<p>A–B: Survival rate of treatment females and males; C–D: Mating rate of treatment females and male...
<p>The fecundity-effects of population and year were removed prior to this analysis (fecundity-resid...
<p>Boxes represent the 25<sup>th</sup> to 75<sup>th</sup> percentiles, and horizontal lines within t...
<p>Each simulation is initialized with an “old” population, where all females (<i>F</i><sub>0</sub>)...
<p>Cumulative survival curves for females assigned to high (filled boxes) and low (unfilled boxes) m...
<p>The relative diversity of maternally and paternally transmitted genotypes (genetic diversity of m...
<p>The x-axes represent age in time steps during the forward simulation. (A) Survival of offspring b...
<p>A–B: Survival of treatment females and males; C–D: Mating rate of treatment females and males. Fo...
<p>Black solid line: relationship between the number of sampled females (X axis) and the diversity o...
<p>The female population size (left panel) during simulation runs where sterile males are released a...
Reference and estimation of the survival function S(t) for carriers with 95% point-wise confidence i...
<p>The solid lines represent the survival function (i.e. probability of remaining in the current gro...
<p>Proportion of females surviving in the experiment (solid line), and expected survival probability...
<p>(A) Survival probability of females and males belonging to the two modalities of Structure classe...
Each individual plot depicts the ratio of the mean fitness of the recipient population (wR) to the d...
<p>A–B: Survival rate of treatment females and males; C–D: Mating rate of treatment females and male...
<p>The fecundity-effects of population and year were removed prior to this analysis (fecundity-resid...
<p>Boxes represent the 25<sup>th</sup> to 75<sup>th</sup> percentiles, and horizontal lines within t...
<p>Each simulation is initialized with an “old” population, where all females (<i>F</i><sub>0</sub>)...
<p>Cumulative survival curves for females assigned to high (filled boxes) and low (unfilled boxes) m...
<p>The relative diversity of maternally and paternally transmitted genotypes (genetic diversity of m...
<p>The x-axes represent age in time steps during the forward simulation. (A) Survival of offspring b...
<p>A–B: Survival of treatment females and males; C–D: Mating rate of treatment females and males. Fo...