Sexual selection on multivariate phenotype in wild and mass-reared Ceratitis capitata (Diptera: Tephritidae)
Males with a larger thorax and narrower face were found to be favoured by directional sexual selection in a previous field cage experiment where Ceratitis capitata males from the Seib 6-96 genetic sexing strain competed with wild males from Alto Valle (Patagonia) for the possession of wild females....
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paper:paper_0018067X_v89_n6_p480_Rodriguero2023-06-08T14:39:27Z Sexual selection on multivariate phenotype in wild and mass-reared Ceratitis capitata (Diptera: Tephritidae) Assortative mating Ceratitis capitata Correlational selection Female choice Genetic sexing strains Morphometric traits morphometry phenotype sexual selection Animals Body Constitution Ceratitis capitata Female Male Multivariate Analysis Selection (Genetics) Thorax Capitata Ceratitis Ceratitis capitata Diptera Tephritidae Males with a larger thorax and narrower face were found to be favoured by directional sexual selection in a previous field cage experiment where Ceratitis capitata males from the Seib 6-96 genetic sexing strain competed with wild males from Alto Valle (Patagonia) for the possession of wild females. Targets of sexual selection, however, might differ between wild and laboratory females as a response to adaptation to mass-rearing conditions. To evaluate possible divergences on the targets of sexual selection as a by-product of adaptation to mass-rearing conditions, field cage tests were performed with both wild and laboratory females. To avoid possible bias due to correlation among the measured traits (eye length [EL], face width [FW], head width [HW], and thorax length [TL]), a multivariate analysis was applied. Consistent with the previous experiment, the results indicated that TL and FW are probable targets of directional sexual selection independently of female strain. However, laboratory females were less selective than wild ones. Additionally, correlational sexual selection was detected acting on the multivariate phenotype. The effects of correlational selection overlap with those of directional selection on each single trait. The analysis of mating pair characteristics showed patterns that do not match the expectations for a random mating system. The current analysis indicates that during mating pair formation two processes overlap. On the one hand, sexual selection favours males with larger size (TL) and narrower faces (FW). This effect occurs in both wild and laboratory females. In addition, assortative mating based on both phenotype and origin was also observed. 2002 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_0018067X_v89_n6_p480_Rodriguero http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_0018067X_v89_n6_p480_Rodriguero |
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Assortative mating Ceratitis capitata Correlational selection Female choice Genetic sexing strains Morphometric traits morphometry phenotype sexual selection Animals Body Constitution Ceratitis capitata Female Male Multivariate Analysis Selection (Genetics) Thorax Capitata Ceratitis Ceratitis capitata Diptera Tephritidae |
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Assortative mating Ceratitis capitata Correlational selection Female choice Genetic sexing strains Morphometric traits morphometry phenotype sexual selection Animals Body Constitution Ceratitis capitata Female Male Multivariate Analysis Selection (Genetics) Thorax Capitata Ceratitis Ceratitis capitata Diptera Tephritidae Sexual selection on multivariate phenotype in wild and mass-reared Ceratitis capitata (Diptera: Tephritidae) |
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Assortative mating Ceratitis capitata Correlational selection Female choice Genetic sexing strains Morphometric traits morphometry phenotype sexual selection Animals Body Constitution Ceratitis capitata Female Male Multivariate Analysis Selection (Genetics) Thorax Capitata Ceratitis Ceratitis capitata Diptera Tephritidae |
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Males with a larger thorax and narrower face were found to be favoured by directional sexual selection in a previous field cage experiment where Ceratitis capitata males from the Seib 6-96 genetic sexing strain competed with wild males from Alto Valle (Patagonia) for the possession of wild females. Targets of sexual selection, however, might differ between wild and laboratory females as a response to adaptation to mass-rearing conditions. To evaluate possible divergences on the targets of sexual selection as a by-product of adaptation to mass-rearing conditions, field cage tests were performed with both wild and laboratory females. To avoid possible bias due to correlation among the measured traits (eye length [EL], face width [FW], head width [HW], and thorax length [TL]), a multivariate analysis was applied. Consistent with the previous experiment, the results indicated that TL and FW are probable targets of directional sexual selection independently of female strain. However, laboratory females were less selective than wild ones. Additionally, correlational sexual selection was detected acting on the multivariate phenotype. The effects of correlational selection overlap with those of directional selection on each single trait. The analysis of mating pair characteristics showed patterns that do not match the expectations for a random mating system. The current analysis indicates that during mating pair formation two processes overlap. On the one hand, sexual selection favours males with larger size (TL) and narrower faces (FW). This effect occurs in both wild and laboratory females. In addition, assortative mating based on both phenotype and origin was also observed. |
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Sexual selection on multivariate phenotype in wild and mass-reared Ceratitis capitata (Diptera: Tephritidae) |
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Sexual selection on multivariate phenotype in wild and mass-reared Ceratitis capitata (Diptera: Tephritidae) |
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Sexual selection on multivariate phenotype in wild and mass-reared Ceratitis capitata (Diptera: Tephritidae) |
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Sexual selection on multivariate phenotype in wild and mass-reared Ceratitis capitata (Diptera: Tephritidae) |
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Sexual selection on multivariate phenotype in wild and mass-reared Ceratitis capitata (Diptera: Tephritidae) |
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sexual selection on multivariate phenotype in wild and mass-reared ceratitis capitata (diptera: tephritidae) |
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2002 |
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https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_0018067X_v89_n6_p480_Rodriguero http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_0018067X_v89_n6_p480_Rodriguero |
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