Replication Data for: Fig 16.7, UPDs, MCs vs order of copulations for 5x2 chi-square test, 29 May 2026

For UPDs, I had five classes: female copulated with ONE male only, female copulated with exactly TWO males, female copulated with exactly THREE males, female copulated with female copulated with exactly FOUR males, and female copulated with exactly FIVE males. MC or NO MC = 0 = male that copulated did NOT give MC MC or NO MC = 1 = male that copulated DID give at least one MC Across all estrous females, this EXCEL file shows the percentage of times that the male gave a mating call for first-, second-, third-, fourth-, and fifth-copulating males.

In other words: This file shows the probability of giving and MC vs order of copulating. For each species, notice that the sample sizes for each class of males decreased with the order of copulations. That's inevitable, because every estrous female had a first-copulating male, fewer estrous females had a second-copulating male as well, still fewer estrous females had a third-copulating male as well, and so forth.

In this file, MC or NO MC = 1 = data from females that elicited 0 (zero) Mating Calls, and MC or NO MC = 2= female elicited at least one mating call during estrus. Example: For first-copulating UPD males, I had information for 231 + 177 = 408 UPD males that copulated. 231/408 = 56.6% of those males DID give at least one MC; the other 177/408 = 43.4% of those males did NOT give at least one MC. In this file, order of copulations 1 = data from the first male that copulated; order of copulations 2 = data from the second male that copulated; order of copulations 3 = data from the third male that copulated; order of copulations 4 = data from the fourth male that copulated; order of copulations 5 = data from the fifth male that copulated; File name = UPDs, MCs vs order of copulations for 5X2 chi-square test, 29 May 2026