Behavioral data for: A learning experience elicits sex-dependent neurogenomic responses in Bicyclus anynana butterflies

This is the behavioral data file that corresponds to the behavioral data
reported in "A learning experience elicits sex-dependent neurogenomic
responses in Bicyclus anyana butterflies" by D.A. Ernst, G.A.
Agcaoili, A.N. Merrill, & E. L. Westerman, published in Molecular
Ecology. It contains one spreadsheet, with all the behavioral data
corresponding to the training, trainer, and naive butterflies utilized in
the comparative brain and eye transcriptomics analyses conducted in the
manuscript. In our study, we show that male and female B. anynana
butterflies exhibit sexually dimorphic gene expression in the brain and
eye during a learning event. We further identify genes that were
associated with learning independent of sex and show that a number of
genes known to influence wing pattern are also differentially expressed in
the brain and eye during a mate choice learning event. The sexually
dimorphic expression was not the result of baseline differences in
activity levels, as males and females exhibited similar amounts of
behavior during the training and naive experiences.