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Field Data from 1978 and 2011/2012 sampling
This dataset includes the cone production data and accompanying tree and site information from the sites sampled in New Mexico and northwestern Oklahoma in 1978 and 2011/2012
Annual_Whorl_and_Cone_Scar_Guide
This pdf file has pictures to help you understand how to distinguish an annual whorl and identify the corresponding year for each cone or cone scar. This file also provides a definition of a leader shoot (also referred to as a cone bearing branch) and accompanying diagram to further help you understand the methodology
nurse_data_dryad
This spreadsheet provides data on how many juveniles were found in each microsite, including units. For a description of each column on this spreadsheet, please see the metadata file titled, 'nurse_data_dryad_metadata'. These data were used in the interaction (also referred to as electivity) analyses in the associated manuscript
data_summary_dryad
This spreadsheet provides data on tree juvenile density, woodland structure (tree density, tree mortality, etc.), vegetation cover, and abiotic characteristics for each site. For a description of each column on this spreadsheet, please see the metadata file titled, 'data_summary_dryad_metadata'. These data were used in all structural equation modeling in the associated manuscript
data_summary_dryad_metadata
This spreadsheet provides a written description of each column in the spreadsheet titled, 'data_summary_dryad', including the units
nurse_data_dryad_metadata
This spreadsheet provides a written description of each column in the spreadsheet titled, 'nurse_data_dryad', including the units. These data also note which columns were not used in any of the analyses
Appendix A. Field sampling methods, rarefaction curves, and detailed information on experimental parasite additions, the final size/counts of host snails, and mesocosm water chemistry.
Field sampling methods, rarefaction curves, and detailed information on experimental parasite additions, the final size/counts of host snails, and mesocosm water chemistry