Data from: No fitness benefits of early molt in a fairy-wren: relaxed sexual selection under genetic monogamy?

  • Marie Fan (Creator)
  • Michelle L. Hall (Creator)
  • Sjouke Anne Kingma (Max Planck Institute for Ornithology, Vogelwarte Radolfzell, Schlossallee 2, 78315 Radolfzell, Germany) (Creator)
  • Nataly Hidalgo Aranzamendi (Creator)
  • Kaspar Delhey (Creator)
  • Anne Peters (Creator)

Dataset

Description

The data package contains six datasets:
- The data file includes pre-breeding moult profiles of male purple-crowned fairy-wrens based on plumage colouration scores collected in the field over a six-year period, as well as life-history-related information for each individual.
- The data file includes information on pre-breeding moult and breeding activity of male purple-crowned fairy-wrens collected in the field over a six-year period.
- The data file includes information on within-individual social improvement, aging and associated variation in pre-breeding moult timing in male purple-crowned fairy-wrens, based on data collected in the field over a six-year period.
- The data file includes data on individual pre-breeding moult timing and the outcome of competitions for a dominance position in male purple-crowned fairy-wrens, collected in the field over a six-year period.
- The data file includes data on pre-breeding moult timing and the outcome of divorces in male purple-crowned fairy-wrens, collected in the field over a six-year period.
- The data file includes information on pre-breeding moult completion and rainfall in associated years for male purple-crowned fairy-wrens, collected in the field over an 11-year period.
Date made available15-Mar-2017
PublisherUniversity of Groningen

Keywords on Datasets

  • seasonal breeding plumage
  • pre-breeding molt timing
  • extra-pair paternity
  • relaxed sexual selection
  • monogamy
  • evolutionary trait loss

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