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. 2022 Oct 11;13:880728. doi: 10.3389/fphys.2022.880728

TABLE 1.

Latitudinal and altitudinal clines in Drosophila species have been presented from six continents. Each trait exhibiting a cline is represented by a coded colour symbol (refer to box below). Clines are broadly categorized as: morphological, reproduction, development and behaviour, stress resistance and energy reserves. There is considerable parallelism as well as variation for the same trait across continents. Traits for clines are codes with different symbols and colours.

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Body size, Inline graphic; Wing length, Inline graphic; Wing loading, Inline graphic; Cell number, Inline graphic;Trident pigmentation, Inline graphic; Body weight, Inline graphic; Thorax length, Inline graphic; Abdominal bristles, Inline graphic; Sterno-pleural bristles, Inline graphic; Aldh-Phe gene, Inline graphic; In(3R) P, Inline graphic; Wing size, Inline graphic; Abdominal pigmentation, Inline graphic; Wing-thorax ratio, Inline graphic; Ovariole number, Inline graphic; Copulation period, Inline graphic; Egg size, Inline graphic; Diapause, Inline graphic; Thermoregulation, Inline graphic; Larval developmental time, Inline graphic; Circadian rhythm, Inline graphic; Time less allele, Inline graphic; Mid day siesta, Inline graphic; Desiccation resistance, Inline graphic; Starvation resistance, Inline graphic; Heat resistance, Inline graphic; Wolbachia infection frequency, Inline graphic; Trehalose, Inline graphic; Chill recovery, Inline graphic; Cold resistance, Inline graphic; Ethanol tolerance, Inline graphic; Total body lipids, Inline graphic