Table 2. Number of crosses showing amplification of maternal and paternal haplotypes.^* .

	1 Day*		3 Weeks		6 Weeks		9 Weeks		16 Months		Total	Total
	mat	both	mat	both	mat	both	mat	both	mat	both	mat	both
cassini M×decim F	10	1	2	12	5	8	0	4	5	10	22	35
decula M×decim F	8	0	9	3	6	3	-	-	-	-	23	6
decim M×cassini F	3	0	0	1	-	-	4	1	-	-	7	2
decim M×decula F	-	-	0	1	0	1	-	-	-	-	0	2
decim×decim	-	-	-	-	-	-	5	U	13	U	18	U
cassini×cassini	-	-	-	-	-	-	3	U	-	-	3	U
total	21	1	11	17	11	12	12	5	18	10	73	45

^*“mat” tested positive for maternal mtDNA only; “both” tested positive for both maternal and paternal mtDNA; “U” paternal inheritance cannot be determined because the paternal genome is identical to the maternal; “-” no eggs or nymphs were collected for this cross at this time period or samples that were collected failed to extract/amplify (only one pooled sample of 6-week old eggs failed to extract–a -decula M×-decim F; only two extractions failed to amplify and both of these were -decim M×-decim F 16-month old nymphs). Fewer offspring from crosses involving -decim males and heterospecific females were sampled because -decula and -cassini females most often rejected -decim males.