Fastq files related to publication: At Palmyra Atoll, the fish‐community environmental DNA signal changes across habitats but not with tides

At Palmyra Atoll, the environmental DNA (eDNA) signal on tidal sand flats
was associated with fish biomass density and captured 98%–100% of the
expected species diversity there. Although eDNA spilled over across
habitats, species associated with reef habitat contributed more eDNA to
reef sites than to sand-flat sites, and species associated with sand-flat
habitat contributed more eDNA to sand-flat sites than to reef sites. Tides
did not disrupt the sand-flat habitat signal. At least 25 samples give a
coverage >97.5% at this diverse, tropical, marine system.