Data from: Rapid evolutionary loss of metal resistance revealed by hatching decades-old eggs

Life history and microsatellite dataContains four workbooks, with two types of data for two lakes. Those workbooks called "life_table" contain the results of our Pb exposure life history experiment. Each row represents one individual, which was kept in its own jar. Columns identify each clone, clone age, and Pb treatment. The columns labeled with day numbers give the number of live births counted on that day. Deaths are recorded as NAs: the first NA appears on the day that an animal was found dead. The workbooks called "msats" contain the microsatellite data retrieved from sedimentary eggs. Each row represents one egg. A column gives the year the egg was produced, and for Greifensee, another column gives the species identity. The remainder of the columns give the diploid microsatellite genotype of each egg. The names of the columns correspond to the names of the markers.Data_archive.xlsx