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Data file for Chavhan et al Evolution
No full textThis data file contains the following sheets: 1. Speed of adaptation; 2. Efflux activity; 3. Ampicillin; 4. Sorbitol; 5. Urea; 6. Copper. The data in sheets 3-6 represent fitness values (both R and K)
Data_Main_experiment
No full textThis file includes: - all plant data from three generations of the main selection experiment ("2013_plots", "2014_plots", "2015_plots"); - data about seed counting for the first generation of the main experiment ("2013_seedcounting"); - labwork data for assessing paternity for the progeny of the first generation of the main experiment ("2013_microsatPaternity); - description of progeny mating system for the second and third generation of the main experiment ("2014_ProgenyMatingSystem" and "2015_ProgenyMatingSystem"
Hackett summary tree
No full textMaximum clade credibility tree (summary tree) among 100 phylogenetic trees from the Hackett backbone sample (source: Birdtree.org)
Dowding_Ebach_Occurrence_Devonian
No full textLate Silurian and Devonian occurrence data for vertebrates, trilobites,and brachiopod
GUDdata_secondAnalysis_AFTERonly
No full textThis study investigated how the introduction of an apex predator, the Tasmanian devil, influenced the risk-sensitive foraging of a major prey species, the common brushtail possum. This data comes from the "after" period of a before-after control-impact giving-up densities foraging experiment. We used this part of the data to assess how the local activity of Tasmanian devils recorded on remote cameras influenced possum foraging behaviour. Please cite the published paper in Ecography (DOI: 10.1111/ecog.04635) as well as the data files on Dryad
Changes in Bennett's wallaby temporal activity following increase in top-predator density
No full textChanges in Bennett's wallaby temporal activity following the introduction of Tasmanian devils to Maria Island ("MI"), compared to a control site ("C"). This camera data was analysed using a GAM to produce Fig 3D of our paper in Ecography. Wallaby records at each site were binned into the nearest hourly bin i.e. there was a total of 24 bins. We then calculated the proportion of total activity in each hour of the day for each site. See paper for details
Fold change phenotypes
No full textFor each mice pair, the table includes all fold-change phenotypes of the pair as well as strain, batch information
Mammal Dataset
No full textMammal life history data used in the analyses across taxonomic groups. Collated from: Capellini et al, 2015; Jeschke and Kokko, 2009; Myhrvold et al., 2015 [see text]