Additional file 1 of Spatiotemporal variation in the fecal microbiota of mule deer is associated with proximate and future measures of host health

Additional file 1: Table S1. Rarefied (13,000) OTU’s with counts per sample. Table S2. Primer Barcodes and Relevant Metadata for All Samples. Table S3. Weighted and unweighted Adonis tables for MaxFat, LoinThickness, Age, and RumpFat. Table S4. Phylum level correlations for taxa (December samples only) with March health outcomes in repeat deer. Table S5. Order level correlations for taxa (December samples only) with March health outcomes in repeat deer. Table S6. Family level correlations for taxa (December samples only) with March health outcomes in repeat deer. Table S7. Genus level correlations for taxa (December samples only) with March health outcomes in repeat deer. Table S8. ASV level correlations for taxa (December samples only) with March health outcomes in repeat deer. Table S9. Phylum level correlations for taxa (all samples) with the health measures of deer at time of sample collection. Table S10. Order level correlations for taxa (all samples) with the health measures of deer at time of sample collection. Table S11. Family level correlations for taxa (all samples) with the health measures of deer at time of sample collection. Table S12. Genus level correlations for taxa (all samples) with the health measures of deer at time of sample collection. Table S13. ASV level correlations for taxa (all samples) with the health measures of deer at time of sample collection.