Spatial analyses of two color polymorphisms in an alpine grasshopper reveal a role of small-scale heterogeneity

Dieker P, Beckmann L, Teckentrup J, Schielzeth H (2018)
ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION 8(15): 7273-7284.

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Dieker, Petra; Beckmann, Luisa; Teckentrup, JuliaUniBi; Schielzeth, Holger
Abstract / Bemerkung
Discrete color polymorphisms represent a fascinating aspect of intraspecific diversity. Color morph ratios often vary clinally, but in some cases, there are no marked clines and mixes of different morphs occur at appreciable frequencies in most populations. This poses the questions of how polymorphisms are maintained. We here study the spatial and temporal distribution of a very conspicuous color polymorphism in the club-legged grasshopper Gomphocerussibiricus. The species occurs in a green and a nongreen (predominately brown) morph, a green-brown polymorphism that is common among Orthopteran insects. We sampled color morph ratios at 42 sites across the alpine range of the species and related color morph ratios to local habitat parameters and climatic conditions. Green morphs occurred in both sexes, and their morph ratios were highly correlated among sites, suggesting shared control of the polymorphism in females and males. We found that in at least 40 of 42 sites green and brown morphs co-occurred with proportions of green ranging from 0% to 70% with significant spatial heterogeneity. The proportion of green individuals tended to increase with decreasing summer and winter precipitations. Nongreen individuals can be further distinguished into brown and pied individuals, and again, this polymorphism is shared with other grasshopper species. We found pied individuals at all sites with proportions ranging from 3% to 75%, with slight, but significant variation between years. Pied morphs show a clinal increase in frequency from east to west and decreased with altitude and lower temperatures and were more common on grazed sites. The results suggest that both small-scale and large-scale spatial heterogeneity affects color morph ratios. The almost universal co-occurrence of all three color morphs argues against strong effects of genetic drift. Instead, the data suggest that small-scale migration-selection balance and/or local balancing selection maintain populations polymorphic.
Stichworte
balancing selection; Color polymorphism; habitat heterogeneity; local; adaptation; Orthoptera
Erscheinungsjahr
2018
Zeitschriftentitel
ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION
Band
8
Ausgabe
15
Seite(n)
7273-7284
ISSN
2045-7758
Page URI
https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/2931118

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Dieker P, Beckmann L, Teckentrup J, Schielzeth H. Spatial analyses of two color polymorphisms in an alpine grasshopper reveal a role of small-scale heterogeneity. ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION. 2018;8(15):7273-7284.
Dieker, P., Beckmann, L., Teckentrup, J., & Schielzeth, H. (2018). Spatial analyses of two color polymorphisms in an alpine grasshopper reveal a role of small-scale heterogeneity. ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION, 8(15), 7273-7284. doi:10.1002/ece3.4156
Dieker, Petra, Beckmann, Luisa, Teckentrup, Julia, and Schielzeth, Holger. 2018. “Spatial analyses of two color polymorphisms in an alpine grasshopper reveal a role of small-scale heterogeneity”. ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION 8 (15): 7273-7284.
Dieker, P., Beckmann, L., Teckentrup, J., and Schielzeth, H. (2018). Spatial analyses of two color polymorphisms in an alpine grasshopper reveal a role of small-scale heterogeneity. ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION 8, 7273-7284.
Dieker, P., et al., 2018. Spatial analyses of two color polymorphisms in an alpine grasshopper reveal a role of small-scale heterogeneity. ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION, 8(15), p 7273-7284.
P. Dieker, et al., “Spatial analyses of two color polymorphisms in an alpine grasshopper reveal a role of small-scale heterogeneity”, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION, vol. 8, 2018, pp. 7273-7284.
Dieker, P., Beckmann, L., Teckentrup, J., Schielzeth, H.: Spatial analyses of two color polymorphisms in an alpine grasshopper reveal a role of small-scale heterogeneity. ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION. 8, 7273-7284 (2018).
Dieker, Petra, Beckmann, Luisa, Teckentrup, Julia, and Schielzeth, Holger. “Spatial analyses of two color polymorphisms in an alpine grasshopper reveal a role of small-scale heterogeneity”. ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION 8.15 (2018): 7273-7284.

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