Developmental Environment Effects on Sexual Selection in Male and Female Drosophila melanogaster.

The exclusion of a single female in the Female Experiment that mated but did not produce offspring does not qualitatively change the results except for total offspring production, in which the interaction term social * body size, that was marginally non-significant (p = 0.081), becomes significant (p = 0.024).

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Multivariate M gradient did not show a positive trend in the HomL M group of the Male Experiment (where large males were exposed to large females; see Fig 5A , Table 2 , S6 Fig ).

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Multivariate P gradients were highly significant in all social environment manipulations except HomS F ( Table 2 ).

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