Data on mating experiment in the ant Cataglyphis cursor, Doums et al. V2

The data set is the raw data of a submitted paper 'Differential worker aggression of males from varied origin supports outbreeding avoidance in a low dispersing ant". The experimental design is described in the manuscript. But briefly, dyadic choice tests were performed using the ant Cataglyphis cursor. A young queen were given two males, one from the same population (sympatric) and one from a different population (allopatric) in absence and presence of workers. The number of mating attempts, matings and their duration and the duration of workers aggression were measured. 

In this new V2 version, we provide the frequency of mating attempts per minute to account for a different set-up (some tests lasted five minutes and other ten minutes). In the V1, we estimated the number of mating attempts only on the first five minutes of the tests (for the tests lasting 10 minutes). 

Variables descriptions are provided in the file.