Maintenance of adaptive differentiation by Wolbachiainduced bidirectional cytoplasmic incompatibility: the importance of sib-mating and genetic systems

Table 1 Test of the impact of bidirectional CI on genetic divergence for different values of m

Migration rate	0.2	0.175	0.15	0.125	0.1	0.075	0.05	0.025	0
	Diplo	Diplo	Diplo	Diplo	Diplo	Diplo	Diplo	Diplo	Diplo
I_A= 0.75		Haplo	Haplo	Haplo	Haplo	Haplo	Haplo	Haplo	Haplo
I_B= 1			HDMD	HDFM	HDFM	HDFM	HDFM	HDFM	HDFM
				HDMD	HDMD	HDMD	HDMD	HDMD	HDMD
	Diplo	Diplo	Diplo	Diplo	Diplo	Diplo	Diplo	Diplo	Diplo
I_A= 0.75		Haplo	Haplo	Haplo	Haplo	Haplo	Haplo	Haplo	Haplo
I_B= 0.75			HDMD	HDFM	HDFM	HDFM	HDFM	HDFM	HDFM
				HDMD	HDMD	HDMD	HDMD	HDMD	HDMD
				Diplo	Diplo	Diplo	Diplo	Diplo	Diplo
I_A= 0.5					Haplo	Haplo	Haplo	Haplo	Haplo
I_B= 0.75					HDFM	HDFM	HDFM	HDFM	HDFM
						HDMD	HDMD	HDMD	HDMD

Each box is filled with the name of the system where bidirectional CI significantly increased the Fst value on the selected locus (Mann-Whitney test, p-value = 0.05). Diplo = Diploids, Haplo = Haploids, HDFM = Haplodiploid Female Mortality and HDMD = Haplodiploid Male Development. Fixed parameters were set to s_i= 0.5, P_SR= 0.75, χ = 0, t = 1, g = 100, N = 50.

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