Appendix B. Photographs of the study site, natural clutch size variation, and experimental protocol.

Photographs of the study site, natural clutch size variation, and experimental protocol

Appendix D. A table showing the effect of parasite treatment on body size and tarsus length of locally recruited nestling Great Tits.

A table showing the effect of parasite treatment on body size and tarsus length of locally recruited nestling Great Tits

Appendix B. A table showing the probability of recruiting locally in relation to age, year, treatment, and design.

A table showing the probability of recruiting locally in relation to age, year, treatment, and design

Appendix C. A figure showing the probability of recruiting locally in relation to treatment (infested, uninfested), experimental design (A, B), and nestling body size.

A figure showing the probability of recruiting locally in relation to treatment (infested, uninfested), experimental design (A, B), and nestling body size

Appendix G. A table showing the effect of parasite presence during the nestling period on lifetime reproductive success.

A table showing the effect of parasite presence during the nestling period on lifetime reproductive success

Appendix E. A table showing the effect of parasite treatment and treatment of the first recorded brood (treatment 1st) on the first reproduction of recruited nestling Great Tits.

A table showing the effect of parasite treatment and treatment of the first recorded brood (treatment 1st) on the first reproduction of recruited nestling Great Tits

All data

Contain data for reproductive effort, offspring morphology, sex ratio and survival analysis. Data description in the README file

Latency to copulation for brother vs. non-brother, sister vs. non-sister and father vs. non-father.

<p>No copulation occurred when we tested mother vs. non-mother.</p

Maternal exposure to predators

Maternal exposure to predator

Copulation frequency for brother vs. non-brother, sister vs. non-sister and father vs. non-father.

<p>No copulation occurred when we tested mother vs. non-mother.</p