Original data for 'Phenotypic plasticity in locomotor performance of a monophyletic group of weevils accords with the ‘warmer is better’ hypothesis.' published in Journal of Experimental Biology doi:10.1242/jeb.195255

Two files containing data and metadata for the study published in Journal of Experimental Biology doi:10.1242/jeb.195255 The metadata file and the data file both in comma-delimited .csv format. Data are for weevil adults walking at different temperatures after different temperature acclimation treat...

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Main Authors: Steven Chown, Anne Treasure
Format: Dataset
Language:unknown
Published: 2019
Subjects:
Ecological physiology
Phenotypic plasticity
Acclimation
Locomotion
Thermal biology
Performance curve
Ectotherm
Insect
Curculionidae
Antarctic
Antarc*
Marion Island
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.26180/5cc247be9efe5
https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Original_data_for_Phenotypic_plasticity_in_locomotor_performance_of_a_monophyletic_group_of_weevils_accords_with_the_warmer_is_better_hypothesis_published_in_Journal_of_Experimental_Biology_doi_10_1242_jeb_195255/8044739
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Summary:Two files containing data and metadata for the study published in Journal of Experimental Biology doi:10.1242/jeb.195255 The metadata file and the data file both in comma-delimited .csv format. Data are for weevil adults walking at different temperatures after different temperature acclimation treatments. Locomotion speed is the dependent variable of interest. Different weevil species and populations from sub-Antarctic Marion Island are investigated

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