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. 2024 Mar 27;291(2019):20232796. doi: 10.1098/rspb.2023.2796

Figure 3.

Figure 3.

(a) The probability that eggs will survive early development (relative to being either infertile or dying during early development), with respect to female inversion haplotype: A (purple), B (orange) and C (green), and the degree of parental haplotype sharing: no haplotypes shared (lightest tone), one haplotype shared (medium tone) and two haplotypes shared (darkest tone). Asterisks indicate that the model observed a substantial difference between connections (PD > 97.5%) (A females sharing two haplotypes relative to one haplotype, B females sharing one haplotype relative to no haplotypes). (b) The probability that eggs will be fertilized and survive early development, with respect to male inversion karyotype: AA (maroon), AB (orange), AC (yellow), BB (dark blue), BC (green) and CC (light blue). Asterisks indicate that the model observed a substantial difference between connections (PD > 97.5%) (AB and AC relative to AA male karyotypes). Points show the raw observed data, density plots show the posterior distributions (and median and 90% HDI) for the average individual. Points have been jittered to aid visualization and prevent overlaying points.