Fig 2. Phenotypic effects of wMel in laboratory and field Aedes aegypti backgrounds.

wMel-infected populations were compared to tetracycline-cured counterparts to control for genetic background between infected and uninfected mosquitoes. Populations were measured for (A) female and (B) male development time, (C) female and (D) male wing length, (E) fecundity and (F) egg hatch. Data from two replicate populations were pooled for visualization. Dots represent data from replicate trays (A-B) or individual mosquitoes (C-F). Vertical lines and error bars represent medians and 95% confidence intervals.