Sex differential effects of developmental heat stress on life-history and reproductive traits

This dataset and analysis code examine how developmental temperature (27°C vs 36°C) affect life-history traits and reproductive behaviour in both sexes in the decorated cricket (Gryllodes sigillatus). The study investigates key eco-evolutionary questions measuring how heat stress conditions affect traits including developmental rate, adult body mass, male courtship probability, mating latency and success, nuptial gift feeding duration, and female fecundity/hatching success across factorial combinations of male and female developmental histories.