Data from: Allometric scaling of metabolism is linked to colony aggressiveness in ants

These data are supplementary to a study entitled: "Allometric scaling
of metabolism is linked to colony aggressiveness in ants". 
These data describe metabolic rates and behavior (aggressiveness)
in ant colonies across size. The majority of scaling relationships are
established on solitary organisms, but metabolism also scales
allometrically with colony size in eusocial insect societies. One possible
parameter that may affect metabolism in social insect colonies,
is a colony’s collective behavioral phenotype. These data were collected
to assess metabolic scaling relationships in whole ant colonies and relate
their metabolic performance to between-colony differences in collective
aggressiveness. Specifically, the data were used
to determine metabolic scaling relationships in
aggressive and docile ant colonies, and estimate the
size-independent multi-trait metabolic costs of collective aggressiveness.