<strong>Morphological traits explain the individual position within resource-consumer networks of a Neotropical marsupial</strong>

Data containing 1) food items found in 347 fecal samples of the gracile mouse opossum <em>Gracilinanus agilis</em> in four savanna woodland (locally known as cerradão) areas within the Brazilian savanna (Cerrado) during the warm-wet and cool-dry seasons; and 2) traits of <em>G. agilis</em> individulas for which food items were identified, including: body mass, body length, tail length, body condition, reprodcutive condition and botfly parasitism.