Data from: Functional homogenization of flower visitor communities with urbanization

Flower visitor communities dataThis table provide the data of the 1606 flower visitors communities analysed as described in the main text of the manuscript. Field “collection_id” is a unique ID number for each flower visitor community; field “long” and “lat” provide longitude and latitude of the site sampled. Field “volunteer_id” gives a unique ID number for each volunteer observing data. Field “prop_ins_withCSI” gives, for each flower visitor community, the proportion of insect that were available for the calculation of the CSI (i.e. for each collection, the proportion of insects with a defined specialisation index). Field “prop_urban_1km” is the proportion of urban areas within 1km of the sampling sites. Fields “richness_flovis” and “CSI_flovis” are respectively the richness and the Community Specialisation Index of the flower visitor communities.Deguines et al 2016_flovisdata.xlsxDeguines et al 2016_ColdataThis table provide the data of the 677 Coleoptera communities analysed as described in Appendix 1. Field “collection_id” is a unique ID number for each Coleoptera community; field “long” and “lat” provide longitude and latitude of the site sampled. Field “volunteer_id” gives a unique ID number for each volunteer observing data. Field “prop_Col_withCSI” gives, for each Coleoptera community, the proportion of insect that were available for the calculation of the CSI (i.e. for each collection, the proportion of insects with a defined specialisation index). Field “prop_urban_1km” is the proportion of urban areas within 1km of the sampling sites. Fields “richness_Col” and “CSI_Col” are respectively the richness and the Community Specialisation Index of the Coleoptera communities.Deguines et al 2016_DipdataThis table provide the data of the 843 Diptera communities analysed as described in Appendix 1. Field “collection_id” is a unique ID number for each Diptera community; field “long” and “lat” provide longitude and latitude of the site sampled. Field “volunteer_id” gives a unique ID number for each volunteer observing data. Field “prop_Dip_withCSI” gives, for each Diptera community, the proportion of insect that were available for the calculation of the CSI (i.e. for each collection, the proportion of insects with a defined specialisation index). Field “prop_urban_1km” is the proportion of urban areas within 1km of the sampling sites. Fields “richness_Dip” and “CSI_Dip” are respectively the richness and the Community Specialisation Index of the Diptera communities.Deguines et al 2016_HymdataThis table provide the data of the 1159 Hymenoptera communities analysed as described in Appendix 1. Field “collection_id” is a unique ID number for each Hymenoptera community; field “long” and “lat” provide longitude and latitude of the site sampled. Field “volunteer_id” gives a unique ID number for each volunteer observing data. Field “prop_Hym_withCSI” gives, for each Hymenoptera community, the proportion of insect that were available for the calculation of the CSI (i.e. for each collection, the proportion of insects with a defined specialisation index). Field “prop_urban_1km” is the proportion of urban areas within 1km of the sampling sites. Fields “richness_Hym” and “CSI_Hym” are respectively the richness and the Community Specialisation Index of the Hymenoptera communities.Deguines et al 2016_LepdataThis table provide the data of the 337 Lepidoptera communities analysed as described in Appendix 1. Field “collection_id” is a unique ID number for each Lepidoptera community; field “long” and “lat” provide longitude and latitude of the site sampled. Field “volunteer_id” gives a unique ID number for each volunteer observing data. Field “prop_Lep_withCSI” gives, for each Lepidoptera community, the proportion of insect that were available for the calculation of the CSI (i.e. for each collection, the proportion of insects with a defined specialisation index). Field “prop_urban_1km” is the proportion of urban areas within 1km of the sampling sites. Fields “richness_Lep” and “CSI_Lep” are respectively the richness and the Community Specialisation Index of the Lepidoptera communities.