Additional file 1 of The influence of developmental diet on reproduction and metabolism in Drosophila
Creators: name: Klepsatel, Peter
name: Knoblochová, Diana
name: Thirnahalli Nagaraj Girish
name: Dircksen, Heinrich
name: Gáliková, Martina
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2020
Subjects: subject: Ecology
subject: FOS: Biological sciences
subject: FOS: Biological sciences

description: Additional file 1: Fig. S1. Intraspecific variation in the effect of sugar in the adult diet on the amount of fat in 10 day-old males. Table S1. The results of ANOVA for the effect of population, the yeast content in the developmental and the adult diet, and their interactions on early fecundity, egg-to-adult viability, early fecundity standardised for body size, and early fecundity per ovariole. Table S2. The results of ANOVA for the effect of population, the sugar content in the developmental and adult diet, and their interactions on early fecundity, egg-to-adult viability, early fecundity standardised for body size, and early fecundity per ovariole. Table S3. The results of ANOVA for the effect of population, the yeast content in the developmental and the adult diet, and a match/mismatch between developmental and adult nutritional environment on early fecundity, egg-to-adult viability, early fecundity standardised for body size, and early fecundity per ovariole. Table S4. The results of ANOVA for the effect of population, the sugar content in the developmental and the adult diet, and a match/mismatch between developmental and adult nutritional environment on early fecundity, egg-to-adult viability, early fecundity standardised for body size, and early fecundity per ovariole. Table S5. The results of ANOVA for the effect of population and the yeast content in the developmental diet, and their interactions on various traits on different adult diets. Table S6. The results of ANOVA for the effect of population and the sugar content in the developmental diet, and their interactions on various traits on different adult diets. Table S7. The results of ANOVA for the effect of population and the yeast or sugar content in the developmental diet, and their interactions on thorax length and ovariole number. Table S8. The ANCOVA results for early fecundity with the yeast content in the developmental diet as the fixed factor and thorax length or ovariole number as the covariate. Table S9. The ANCOVA results for early fecundity with the sugar content in the developmental diet as the fixed factor and thorax length or ovariole number as the covariate. Table S10. The results of ANOVA for the effect of population and the yeast or sugar content in the developmental diet, and their interactions on the fat and glycogen content at emergence. Table S11. The results of ANOVA for the effect of population, the yeast content in the developmental and the adult diet, and their interactions on the fat content and glycogen content in 10-day old males. Table S12. The results of ANOVA for the effect of population, the sugar content in the developmental and the adult diet, and their interactions on fat content and glycogen content in 10-day old males. Table S13. The results of ANOVA for the effect of population, the yeast content in the developmental and the adult diet, and a match/mismatch between developmental and adult nutritional environment on fat content and glycogen content in 10-day old males. Table S14. The results of ANOVA for the effect of population, the sugar content in the developmental and the adult diet, and a match/mismatch between developmental and adult nutritional environment on fat content and glycogen content in 10-day old males.