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Results of selection over 135 generations for high scutellar bristle number in three further lines derived from Oregon-RC complement those on the four lines reported previously (Sheldon and Milton 1972). All lines differed widely in pattern of scutellar response, correlated response in abdominal and posterior central scutellar bristles, sex differences, and behaviour on relaxing selection, though the selection limits reached in the present three lines were lower than in the previous lines.

australian journal of biological sciences

Studies on the Scutellar Bristles of Drosophila Melanogaster ID. Long-Term Selection for High Bristle Number in Three further Lines Derived From the Oregon-RC Strain, Correlated Responses in Abdominal Bristles, lUld Changes in Regulation of the Scute Locu