Low host specificity and broad geographic ranges in a community of parasitic non-pollinating fig wasps (Sycoryctinae; Chalcidoidea)

Three non-pollinating chalcid fig-wasp species have been reported from a
dioecious fig, Ficus hirta Vahl., Philotrypesis josephib (tribe
Philotrypesini), Sycoscapter hirticola and Sycoryctes sp. (tribe
Sycoryctini). They oviposit into ovaries containing Valisia larvae by
inserting their long ovipositor through the fig
wall. Microsatellites across 24 geographical sites for these two
tribes were collected to establish species genetic diversity, inbreeding
and species boundaries. We sampled representatives of each fig wasp
species emerging from individual figs at each location. For Philotrypesis,
262 individuals, each from a different fig, were genotyped at 6 unlinked
microsatellite loci. The genotype data of Philotrypesis is in the sheet 1
with detailed sampling information and nuclear locus. For Sycoryctini, 203
individuals, each from a different fig, were genotyped at 7 unlinked
microsatellite loci. The genotype data of Sycoryctini is in the sheet 2
with detailed sampling information and nuclear locus.