<b>Differences in thermal responses of feeding rates can reshuffle predator hierarchies</b>

This is data and code used in paper: Zoey Neale and Volker HW Rudolf. 2023. Differences in thermal responses of feeding rates can reshuffle predator hierarchies. <i>In preperation</i>.It contains data collected on the number of <i>Daphnia pulex</i> consumed by six insect predator species exposed to a temperature gradient, as well as data on predator survivorship when exposed to a temperature gradient. Data includes temperature treatment, temporal bock (trial), water bath ID, location in water bath, predator species, the number of surviving <i>D. pulex </i>at the end of the feeding rate trial, and the number of surviving predators at the end of the heat tolerance trial. Code files include all statistical analyses performed in the corresponding paper.See readme file for detailed descriptions of data and code.