Molecular evidence supports a genic capture resolution of the lek paradox

Allele frequency data for populations of Drosophila melanogaster (columns 6:27). Populations were artificially selected for success (S) or failure (F) in male mating success for 14 generations. There were also three control (C) populations maintained with random males. Data are presented as the counts of the rare (q) and common (p) allele for each population.<br>DiffStat scores were calculated as the minimum allele frequency difference between any combination of success- versus failure-selected line, and is zero unless all four lines of one selection regimen have higher or lower allele frequencies than all four lines of the other selection regimen.<br><br>DiffStat loci are considered significant if the DiffStat (i.e. the minimum difference between regimens) is larger than variation caused by drift (calculated as the maximum allele frequency difference within any regimen).<br>q values were obtained by running quasibinomial GLMs for each locus (success- versus failure-selected), and correcting for multiple testing.<br>The type of polymorphism and gene names for each locus are also presented.