Wing Morphometry and Acoustic Signals in Sterile and Wild Males: Implications for Mating Success in Ceratitis capitata

Figure 5

Proportion of male groups that emit buzz signals (gray bars) and proportion of males in each group that, after the emission of buzz signal, had successfully copulated (black bars), from males of three different treatments. Wild = wild population, sterile = insects irradiated in pulpal stage, and sterile + GRO = insects irradiated in pulpal stage and treated with GRO by aromatherapy. There is no statistical differences between the proportion of tested groups that emit buzz signals and significant differences between males that had successfully copulated after buzz emissions ( test ).