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Table 1 Insemination rates in artificial-mating crosses between An. albitarsis from the laboratory colony, F1 mosquitoes of the original population (Massaranduba, Santa Catarina State, Brazil) and their reciprocal hybrids.

From: Adaptation of a South American malaria vector to laboratory colonization suggests faster-male evolution for mating ability

cross

Number of copulas

Number of inseminated females

♀ colony X ♂ colony

85

57 (67.1%)

♀ feral X ♂ colony

49

38 (77.6%)

♀ colony X ♂ feral

51

23 (45.1%)

♀ feral X ♂ feral

25

11 (44.0%)

♀ colony X ♂ hybrid A#

44

37 (84.1%)

♀ colony X ♂ hybrid B$

50

33 (66.0%)

♀ hybrid A X ♂ colony

29

19 (65.5%)

♀ hybrid B X ♂ colony

20

14 (70.0%)

  1. # hybrid A = F1 of ♀ feral X ♂ colony $ hybrid B = F1 of ♀ colony X ♂ feral