microsatellite data without individuals with missing loci (expect SwiD2)

Genepop file for microsatellite data used for all analyses. Individuals with missing loci were deleted for this file

microsatellite data competition experiment

genepop file of the microsatellite data of the competition experiments including the reference MLGs from the experimental clone

rawdata carryingcapacity

rawdata carryingcapacit

raw data overwintering experiment

raw data overwintering experimen

rawdata temperature experiment

rawdata temperature experimen

microsattelite data for the UPGMA analysis

genepop file of the microsatellite data of the hybrids of Feldmochinger Lake including experimental hybrid clone of other lake

Competition experiment. Comparison of the final proportion of the “successful hybrid” among clonal sets (1–5) in two density treatments.

<p>Shown are the means ± SE. The dashed lines specify the starting proportions of the “successful hybrid”. The “successful hybrid” increased its abundance across all clonal sets and both density treatments. However, its final density differed across clonal sets (same letters above the columns indicate no significant differences between the respective clonal sets).</p

Results of the temperature, crowded conditions and carrying capacity experiments.

<p>H² or F-values, degrees of freedom (d.f.) and p-values are shown for each dependent variable and treatment. In addition, parameter values significantly different between the “successful hybrid” and other clones (after Bonferroni-Holm corrections) are indicated with (i.e. “successful hybrid” had a smaller or larger value, respectively).</p

Winter experiment.

<p>Predicted survival curves estimated in the Cox regression model for each clone over time. The “successful hybrid” is represented by a solid line. Other hybrid clones are represented by dotted lines, species clones are indicated by dashed lines. The “successful hybrid” shows the highest survival probability followed by F1-hybrids and parental species.</p

UPGMA clustering of Nei’s genetic distance based on the microsatellite data of the F1- hybrid individuals sampled from the Feldmochinger See.

<p>In addition, F1-hybrids used in the experiments (originating from three different lakes: Ammersee, Lußsee, Feringasee; see <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0140275#pone.0140275.t001" target="_blank">Table 1</a>) and two reference F1-hybrids (T40 and lab g×h [<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0140275#pone.0140275.ref029" target="_blank">29</a>]) are included in the tree. The “successful hybrid” clusters with other F1-hybrids from the Feldmochinger See. Only bootstrap values > 50% are shown.</p