Table 1 Genotype of major scaffolds on chromosome 4 in a bkbw_g introgression male

Scaffold	Map	Size (Kb)	No. of scored loci			Predicted
	location		Nasonia vitripennis	Nasonia girauti	Ambiguous	genotype
4	4.01–4.15	5246	448	2	20	V
23	4.16–4.17	∼519	31	0	7	V
	4.18–4.20	∼1900	0	171	3	G
29	4.20	∼200	0	13	0	G
	4.20	∼1835	155	0	2	V
35	4.20	1595	142	2	6	V
108	4.20	481	23	2	1	V
52	4.20	∼832	68	1	6	V
	4.20	∼90	0	5	0	G
34	4.20–4.21	1326	0	127	0	G
26	4.21	1596	3	160	2	G
123	4.21	416	1	56	3	G
43	4.22	879	0	84	2	G
51	4.22	1217	2	124	3	G
66	4.22	619	0	51	0	G
82	4.22	492	1	30	2	G
109	4.22	483	0	33	1	G
130	4.22	385	0	42	0	G
133	4.22	387	4	38	0	G
143	4.22	399	0	38	2	G
77	4.23	479	0	32	0	G
40	4.25	∼117	1	6	0	G
	4.25–4.29	∼1760	183	0	10	V
9	4.29–4.41	4554	515	5	22	V

Abbreviations: bkbw_g, black eyes, big wings and naturally occurring Nasonia giraulti visible markers in the region; G, Nasonia giraulti; V, Nasonia vitripennis.
Locations of scaffolds are given as recombination-rate-based map markers from Niehuis et al. (2010), followed by size of the scaffolds or scaffold regions. The number of loci on the Nasonia genotyping microarray scored as N. vitripennis, N. giraulti or ambiguous is also given, as is the predicted genotype of the scaffold or scaffold region. The bkbw_g line contains two regions of N. giraulti DNA separated by a 4.5 Mb stretch of N. vitripennis DNA, suggesting double recombination has moved N. vitripennis DNA back into the bkbw_g region.

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