Data for: Ecological contexts shape sexual selection on male color morphs in wood tiger moths

Color polymorphisms in natural populations often reflect the interplay between various selective pressures, such as natural and sexual selection. In this study, we investigate the dynamics of sexual selection operating on color polymorphism in wood tiger moths under different ecological contexts. Wood tiger moths exhibit polymorphism in male hindwing coloration, with individuals possessing one or two dominant W alleles displaying two forms of white coloration that differ in their UV reflectance (WW, Wy), while those with two recessive y alleles exhibit yellow coloration (yy). Females carry the color alleles, but do not express them phenotypically. We performed two mate choice experiments that simulated two ecological conditions: one with limited morph availability and low male encounter rates and the other with all morphs present and high potential for male encounters. We collected data on morph-specific mating success of the males, mating latency, female rejections along with fitness m..., , # Dataset for Ecological contexts shape sexual selection on male color morphs in wood tiger moths

These files contain the data for the article \"Ecological contexts shape sexual selection on male color morphs in wood tiger moths\" by Selenius E., De Pasqual C., Hänninen M., Kartano L., Winters S., Mappes J. These files contain all necessary data to replicate the statistical analyses performed in the manuscript.

The dataset consists of the following .csv files:
MatingSuccess_largecage
MatingSuccess_pairwise
Rejections_largecage
Rejections_pairwise
Fitness_largecage
Fitness_pairwise

# Explanation of variables

The data contains the following variables:
Genotype - Color morph of the moth, either WW, WY or YY.
FemaleGenotype - Color morph of the female moth. Either WW, Wy, yy or Wx, when it was known to be either WW or Wy.
MaleGenotype - Color morph of the male moth. Samel values as for the FemaleGenotype.
MothID - Individual ID of the moth.
FemaleID - Individual ID of the female moth.
Mal...,