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Data from: Sex differences in the thermal acclimation and tolerance of Daphnia clones along a latitudinal cline.

Monash University
Jared Lush (Aggregated by) Kerri Moore (Aggregated by) Matthew Hall (Aggregated by) Nicholas Vey (Aggregated by)
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When using this data, please cite the original publication:

Nicholas Vey, Jared Lush, Kerri Moore, and Matthew D. Hall (2025) Sex differences in the thermal acclimation and tolerance of Daphnia clones along a latitudinal cline.

Files in this package:

File: README.txt

A detailed description of all files in this data archive.

File: assay_data_submission.csv

A csv data file. Overall, there were 24 treatment groups, consisting of two sexes, six clones, and two acclimation temperatures. Listed are the Daphnia clone (clone: PLD, BWD, WWD, BLD, YYD or OZD), the latitude of the population from which each clone was sampled (latSOUTH in °S), the acclimation temperature of the animals (temp: 20 °C or 25 °C), the experimental block (block), the size of the animal (in mm), the knockdown times (death_time in minutes), the knockdown assay block, the biological sex of the animal (sex: M or F), and an observation level factor (unit) used to model the heterogeneous error variance.

File: 2025-analysis-submission.Rmd

A RNotebook of code for all analyses and visualisations. Divided into two main sections: 1) Analysis by clone; 2) Analysis by latitude.

File: 2025-analysis-submission.nb.html

A html file of the code and output from 2025-analysis-submission.Rmd.

File: renv.lock

The lockfile, renv.lock, records enough metadata about every package that it can be re-installed on a new machine in the future with the same package versions. See README.txt for more information.

File: session_info.txt

Information about the last R session used to run the associated code. Includes more information about package versions, and where they were installed from, and the R version used. Provided as a back-up to renv.

Issued: 2025-10-27

Created: 2025-10-27

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ACN 633 798 857