Fig. 4: Summary of the effects of male (population) origin on fitness-related traits in P. guentheri hatchlings, where orange arrows denote negative effects, blue arrows positive effects and grey arrows neutral effects. | Communications Biology

Fig. 4: Summary of the effects of male (population) origin on fitness-related traits in P. guentheri hatchlings, where orange arrows denote negative effects, blue arrows positive effects and grey arrows neutral effects.

From: Fitness consequences of targeted gene flow to counter impacts of drying climates on terrestrial-breeding frogs

Fig. 4

Arrow directions indicate the mixing of sperm with eggs in populations A, B and C. As we did not obtain gravid females from population D, only crosses between populations A, B and C were reciprocal. The background image shows an example of a BB hatchling, and sperm images indicate different sperm morphology between A/B and C/D males.

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