Table 2. Mean female and male body size (measured as wing length), estimated sperm number, and average number of eggs and larvae produced per mated female per individual-male mating cages for each treatment group.

Variable	M KIL × F KIL	M Mopti × F Mopti	Supermales × F KIL	Supermales × F Mopti
Female Wing Length (mm)	2.93 (2.92–2.94)	2.95 (2.94–2.96)	2.92 (2.91–2.93)	2.94 (2.93–2.95)
	264	318	253	287
Male Wing Length (mm)	2.94 (2.91–2.97)	2.94 (2.91–2.97)	2.94 (2.91–2.97)	2.93 (2.90–2.96)
	15	19	15	17
Sperm Numbera	1742.3 (1264.9–2400.0)	2496.1 (1779.1–3502.0)	3170.9 (2218.1–4532.9)	1371.7 (953.2–1974.1)
	48	43	39	38
Mean Eggs per Mated Female	5.25 (–3.53–14.04)	22.63 (15.95–29.32)	17.49 (9.97–25.01)	35.91 (28.84–42.98)
	11	19	15	17
Mean Larvae per Mated Female	3.10 (–2.79–8.98)	9.42 (4.81–14.1)	11.80 (6.76–16.84)	14.16 (9.42–18.89)
	11	18	15	17
Mean Eggs per Male	39.4 (–19.3–98.1)	174.7 (122.5–226.9)	145.4 (86.7–204.1)	299.4 (244.3–354.6)
	15	19	15	17
Mean Larvae per Male	23.8 (–13.51–66.1)	71.6 (38.4–104.7)	96.7 (59.4–134.0)	111.1 (59.4–134.0)
	15	19	15	17

Ninety-five percent confidence intervals are in brackets and sample sizes in italics.

^aAntilog values of the least squares-mean log-transformed sperm number estimates are presented here.