Parental microsatellite genotypes

Family ID, sex and multilocus genotypes (24 microsatellites) of the 52 S. gregaria parents used in the study

Pedigree file.

3-generational pedigree file, containing G2 and G1's ancestors. Note that names starting by "f" or "m", at the beginning of the file, refer to G0 individuals that were inferred by parentage analysis based on microsatellites

Schistocerca gregaria genotypes from 10 microsatellite markers

"Egg-pod ID" is the identity oh the egg-pod received in the lab. "Offspring ID" refers to individuals within each egg-pod. "Used as G2 parents", when "yes", means that this individuals was successfully mated and produced G2 offspring that were analyzed in the present study. The rest of the headers refer to the microsatellites, grouped by2

Nymphal growth traits.

Growth traits of G2 individuals analyzed in the present study. "individual" is the name of G2 individuals that were analyzed. "mother" and "father" refer to their G1 parents

Genetic parameters of each trait of nymphal development in <i>S</i>. <i>gregaria</i>.

<p>Genetic parameters of each trait of nymphal development in <i>S</i>. <i>gregaria</i>.</p

Extra molting probability for each sex as a function of L2 maximum body weight.

<p>Circles (filled for males and open for females) represent the proportion of extra molting observed in groups of individuals every 10mg of maximum L2 body weight. Curves (continuous for males and dashed for females) represent the fit (and associated standard error) of the following GLM logistic regression model: (extra molting)~(maximum L2 body weight):(sex) (backwardly-selected by AIC). The horizontal dotted line shows the 95% probability above which individuals undergo an extra molt. Vertical lines show the corresponding body weight thresholds for each sex, i.e. the 2nd-instar body weight under which the predicted extra-molting probability exceeded 95%: 55mg for males and 68mg for females.</p