Figure 2
From: Genetic and environmental sources of egg size variation in the butterfly Bicyclus anynana
Reaction norms for egg size in relation to LARVAL rearing temperature in the butterfly, Bicyclus anynana. Each line connects the mean egg size of females reared at 20°C with the mean egg size of their sisters reared at 27°C, and thus represents a single split-family. The two graphs refer to parental generation females transferred as pupae to 20°C (a) and to 27°C (b). As offspring, ADULT temperature did not affect egg size, these treatments were pooled.
