F1 Phenotypes and Parental Genotypes

This file contains the phenotypes of the F1 descendants of wild-captured (and wild-mated) parental females from Oahu. Parental females are identified with unique 3-digit numbers. Columns contain count data describing the total number of their male offspring (sons), the number of normal-wing (NW) sons, flatwing (FW) sons, and daughters. The final column contains the genotype of the parental female, if sufficient data existed to infer the parental female’s genotype. We considered a female to be heterozygous if she produced at least one normal-wing and one flatwing son (heterozygous females are coded as “hetero”). We considered a female homozygous only if she produced at least 5 adult sons and all were the same phenotype (homozygous normal-wing was coded “homoNW”; homozygous flatwing was coded “homoFW”). If neither of these conditions were met, we left the “Genotype” blank for that female