Phenotypic and genotypic caracterisation of the samples

The data file includes a full list of specimen with collection places, sexes and species, a genotype spreadsheet with the microsatellites alleles and several spreadsheets with the data quantifying the different modalities of the phenotype (details below). Each specimen is identified by a unique id in the genotype/phenotype data. Please refer to the specimen information for its caracteristics. For all:
FW = forewing
HW = hindwing
v = ventral
d = dorsal

* Specimen information:
All collection details on the specimen used in the study (cf supplementary information)

* Genotype (microsatellites):
Each line is a specimen. Each column is a microsatellite locus.
000000 are missing data.

* Shape data (morphometrics):
Each line is a specimen. The 14 (HW) or 15 (FW) columns corresponds to 14 or 15 landmarks with 2 coordinates (X, Y).

* Pattern data (Colour pattern modelling):
Each line is a specimen. The columns are coordinates along the principal components.

* Shape data (outline):
Each line is a specimen. The columns are coordinates along the principal components.

* Colour data (spectrometry):
Spreadsheets called "Red, Yellow or Black"
The first column is the wavelength.
Each column corresponds to the reflectance of the given colour (in % of the white reference) for an individual. Measurements are averaged over two spectra (one measured on the right wing, the other on the left wing - or twice on the same wing if the other wing was damaged).