Data: Adult isopod and offspring traits

Data behind the manuscri 'Predation risk regulates prey assortative mating by reducing the expected reproductive value of mates' that will be published in ESA Ecology in 2022 <br> The manuscript includes data from a <strong>field experiment</strong> (holes drilled into the soil to attract wild isopods to found burrows and form pairs) and <strong>behavioral experiment</strong> (we conducted a complementary experiment testing how predation risk affect reproductive behaviors of male isopods to gain a better mechanistic understanding) performed at Avdat research station during 2019 breeding season. <br> <strong>fe1_adult_data</strong> and <strong>FE1_embryo_area</strong> contain data used for analysing adult and offspring traits including assortative mating patterns from the field experiment <br> These analyses are represented in <strong>figure 3</strong> and <strong>figure S2</strong>.