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. 2011 May 18;107(6):513–522. doi: 10.1038/hdy.2011.36

Table 2. Frequencies of female morphs in natural populations of five dimorphic Ischnura species: I. senegalensis, I. fluviatilis, I. damula, I. ramburii and I. denticollis.

Species Country Date Observed frequencies
Source
      N A G  
I. senegalensis Japan May-2007 37 21.6 78.4 Takahashi and Watanable (2009)
I. senegalensis Japan Jun-2007 42 35.7 64.3 Takahashi and Watanable (2009)
I. senegalensis Japan Jun-2006 42 26.2 73.8 Takahashi and Watanable (2009)
I. senegalensis Japan Nov-2005 ?? 22.9 77.1 Takahashi and Watanable (2009)
I. fluviatilis Uruguay Dec-2002 194 7.7 92.3 Mckee et al. (2005)
I. fluviatilis Uruguay Jan-2003 141 7.8 92.2 Mckee et al. (2005)
I. fluviatilis Uruguay Feb-2003 72 8.3 91.7 Mckee et al. (2005)
I. fluviatilis Uruguay Jan-2003 66 4.5 95.5 Mckee et al. (2005)
I. damula North America Apr-1963 72 11.1 88.9 Johnson (1964)
I. damula North America May-1963 60 11.7 88.3 Johnson (1964)
I. damula North America Dec-1963 43 16.3 83.7 Johnson (1964)
I. damula North America Nov-1962 51 15.7 84.3 Johnson (1964)
I. ramburii North America May-1983 90 31.1 68.9 Robertson (1985)
I. ramburii North America May-1983 44 25.0 75.0 Robertson (1985)
I. ramburii North America May-1998 94 36.2 63.8 Sirot et al. (2003)
I. denticollis North America ?? 94 24.0 76.0 Fincke et al. (2005)
I. denticollis North America ??-1991 450 51.0 49.0 Córdoba-Aguilar (1993)

The number of mature female examined in each locality is indicated (N). A: androchrome, G: gynochrome.