Supplementary - Networking under pressure: environment and population density shape fish grouping structures

This is supplementary data and information to the paper: <i>Networking under pressure: environment and population density shape fish grouping structures</i>.It consists of:Supplementary Networking under pressure.pdf, containing: Quantities of removes roach in the research lake (Table S1)Exemplary diurnal movement patterns of 4 roach 12 days after tagging. The diurnal movement patterns are used as a basis to only include fish with "natural" behaviour for further analysis after the post-tagging period (Figure S1)Method validation plot for different network densities and number of live tagged fish in the systemGroupingENVModelV2.csv containing:Abiotic and biotic data of the research lake and relative density as a network metric calculated form the proximity networks. This is the basis for the conducted BTR and SHAP analysis.relDensity - relative Density (connections within 5m/max possible connections)Temp_1m: Water temperature at 1 m depthSecchiDepth1: Water clarity measurement (including inferred data between measurements)Oxy_deep_cat: categorical classification of Oxygen at 3/3.8 m depth based on dissolved oxygen measurements and oxygen tolerance of the target species roach. Anoxic: &lt;0,5 mg/l. Hypoxic: 0.5-5 mg/l. Normoxic: &gt; 5 mg/lDaytime: categorical, based on suncalc data of sunrise, sunset, solar noon and nadirWPUE: weight per unit effort of roach over 10 cm length, based on annual standardized gill netting efforts from 12 nets with various mesh sizeshour: hourly date timeZooplanktonGrouping.csv contains:relDensity: relative Density (connections within 5m/max possible connections)BiomasspL_Pel: Zooplankton biomass per liter sampled in the pelagicSecchiDepth1: Water clarity measurement (including inferred data between measurements)datehour: hourly date timemy: month yearSeason: limited to Summer observations (June, July, August)