Table 2 in Fine Scale Microevolutionary and Demographic Processes Shaping a Wild Metapopulation Dynamics of the South American Fruit Fly Anastrepha fraterculus

Table 2 Components of phenotypic variance of six morphometric traits in Anastrepha fraterculus emerged from guava fruits collected from seven trees in San Pablo, Tucumán, Argentina. Confidence intervals (95%) of each variance component are indicated in brackets TraitREMLMCMC multTreeFruit:treeIndividualTreeFruit:treeIndividualTHL0.100.29*0.59*1.380.540.68[0.00–0.62][0.23–0.76][0.64–0.90][0.28–3.08][0.26–0.90][0.47–0.89]EL0.170.24*0.59*1.360.480.67[0.00–0.73][0.16–0.71][0.53–0.89][0.30–3.40][0.23–0.80][0.48–0.91]FW0.070.14*0.79*1.290.510.84[0.00–0.51][0.00–0.61][0.75–1.03][0.30–2.82][0.21–0.84][0.58–1.11]HW0.120.28*0.59*1.340.490.68[0.00–0.63][0.22–0.76][0.56–0.89][0.29–3.21][0.22–0.81][0.47–0.91]WW0.21*0.130.68*1.340.430.75[0.00–0.77][0.00–0.59][0.69–0.97][0.32–3.19][0.12–0.71][0.52–1.01]WL0.20*0.150.66*1.400.440.75[0.00–0.77][0.00–0.61][0.66–0.94][0.27–3.22][0.20–0.75][0.52–0.98] Univariate analysis applying restricted maximum likelihood (REML), multivariate analysis by means of a Bayesian approach which approximates the estimates by Markov Chain Monte Carlo simulations (MCMC mult). * indicates significant values. Acronyms for traits are defined in Fig. 2