metschnikowia, pateuria, within host priority effects data

This data is from our experiment where we measured within host priority effects in daphnia coinfected with Pasteuria and Metschnikowia. The columns have the following meanings. "Treatment"= Treatment number, aligning to Table 1 in the main text. "treatnameM" and "treatnameP" indicate what the treatment was from the view of a focal parasite (e.g., the 1st arrival in coinfection treatment for Pasteuria would be the 2nd arrival in coinfection treatment for metschnikowia). "Replicate" = replicate. "Parasite" indicates whether a row contains Metschnikowia and host fitness data (1) or Pasteuria data (2). "Count1-4" indicates individual spore counts (4 per replicate). "average" indicates average spore count per replicate. "indowrk" indicates whether metschnikowia or pasteuria inoculations were successful. ""treatwork" indicates whether all inoculations for a replicate were successful. "co" indicates whether a replicate belonged to a coinfection treatment. "stillalive" indicates whether the host was still alive at the end of the experiment. "contaminated" indicates whether a replicate was infected by pathogens it was not exposed to. "Pasteuria" indicates whether the treatment was not exposed to pasteuria (0), singly exposed to pasteuria (1), or exposed to both pathogens (2). "exposed" indicates whether the replicate was exposed to any pathogens. "dissolved" indicates whether the host had partially dissolved after death before we could collect it. "dayslife" indicated days post exposure the host lived. "totbab" indicates total offspring a host had over its lifetime. "lastrepro" Indicates final day of reproduction for the host. The remaining columns indicate the number of offspring found whenever we checked hosts.