Carry-over effects of larval food stress on adult energetics and life history in a nectar-feeding butterfly

DATA-SPECIFIC INFORMATION FOR: Niitepold & Boggs Speyeria mormonia larval dietary restriction data.xlsx 1. Number of variables: 21 2. Number of cases/rows: 998 3. Variable List: ID, Butterfly ID (categorical variable)Brood, Family ID (categorical variable)Treatment, Control=1, Larval dieatry restriction=2 (categorical variable)PupalMass, Mass of pupa in mgInitialAdultMass, Mass of the adult butterfly on the first full day after emergenceLifespan, Adult lifespan in daysAge, Age at a given dayPeakMR, Peak flight metabolic rate, the highest rate of CO2 production in flight in ml CO2 per hTotalCO2, Total volume of CO2 produced during the 7 minutes flight experimentTemperature, Temperature in the measurement chamber during the moment of highest CO2 productionRMR, Resting metabolic rate, average over 90 sec of CO2 production in rest in ml CO2 per hTempRMR, Average temperature during the RMR recordingLast3minCO2, Volume of CO2 produced during the last 3 minutes of the flight experimentLast3minTemp, Average temperature during the last 3 minutes of the flight experimentAdultMass, Mass of the adult butterfly after the flight experiment on a given dayMeasurementTime, Time of the day when flight experiment started, in minutes since midnightFeedingTime, Time of the day when the butterfly was fed in the morning before the flight experiment, in minutes since midnightSugarWaterIntake, Volume of sugar water consumed by the butterfly on a given morning, in microlitresEggs, The number of eggs laid on a given dayTotalEggs, The total number of eggs laid by the butterflyBag, The ID of the cloth bag where the individual was housed as a last-instar larva (categorical variable) 4. Missing data codes:n/a 5. Specialized formats or other abbreviations used: n/a