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FIG 1. Beetle elevation limits and site snow depthThis is an Excel file that contains data from Fig 1. Fig 1A data were determined from long-term population surveys in Big Pine Canyon. 1B data was obtained from California's Department of water resources website for the snow logger nearest these sites.FIG 1 data Dahlhoff et al. FE.xlsxFIG 2. Beetle abundance by elevationExcel file with 2 tabs. First tab is maximal abundance by site in 2012. Second tab shows statistical output of final analysis.FIG 2 data.xlsxFIG 3. Abundance over time during droughtExcel file. Tab 1- raw data. Tabs 2 and 3 for conversion to analysis by Permanova. Tab 4 permanova output.FIG 3 data.xlsxFIG 4. Fecundity by elevationExcel file. Tab 1 is final data used in figure. Tab 2 is Jmp output. tab 3 is models used to ascertain importance of temperature. Tab 4 is complete raw data with behavior.FIG 4 data.xlsxPhysiological and lab data reported in Figs 5 and 6These are raw data and Jmp outputs for CytOx data, development rate data, and MDH data reported in paper.Physiological and lab data (Fig 5-6).xlsx