Figure S1 - Genetic Architecture of Sexual Selection: QTL Mapping of Male Song and Female Receiver Traits in an Acoustic Moth

This file illustrates the mapping of QTLs for developmental, male signal, and female receiver traits among linkage groups in broods Xt7 and Xt19. Each section of the file shows maps of a pair of associated linkage groups where association was possible due to common markers, or only one linkage group where common markers did not occur. Two sections (6 and 7) show three linkage groups because linkage group 1 in Xt19 was associated with two linkage groups, 6 and 33, in Xt7, and linkage group 6 in Xt19 was associated with two linkage groups, 7 and 17, in Xt7. For each linkage group map in every section, AFLP markers are listed on the right and their locations, measured in cM (estimated by the Kosambi mapping function) from the telomere, are shown on the left. Lines that connect the maps of associated linkage groups indicate the common markers. Solid triangles to the right of a linkage group map indicate the position of a detected QTL, with triangles pointing upward and downward representing QTLs that exert positive and negative effects, respectively, on the value of a given trait. Triangle size is proportional to the LOD score, the thick vertical line represents the confidence interval (locations on either side of the QTL at which the LOD score decreases by 1 unit relative to the peak) for location, and the QTL name is listed at the top of this line (see Tables 3 and 4 for corresponding information). (PDF)