Guillaume et al 2015_Transgenerational plasticity_Offspring survival switched male data

Galeolaria caespitosa were collected from Brighton marina, Melbourne, Australia in 2014. Adults were brought back to Monash University for a total of four weeks acclimation prior to larval survival experiments. At two weeks into the acclimation period, half of the males changed acclimation treatment temperatures. The column headings are as follows: 'Run' = assay number; 'Date_start' = Starting date for adult acclimation; 'Paternal_envt1' = the male temperature treatment experienced for the first two weeks of acclimation (cold ~16.5 deg C; hot ~22.0 deg C); 'Paternal_envt2' = the male temperature treatment experienced for the final two weeks of acclimation (cold ~16.5 deg C; hot ~22.0 deg C); 'Maternal_envt' = female treatment acclimation temperature (cold ~16.5 deg C; hot ~22.0 deg C); 'Offspring_envt' = Fertilisation and incubation temperature of offspring; 'Replicate' = replicated male*female*offspring treatment temperatures A and B; 'Number_eggs in' = Number of successfully fertilised eggs selected for treatment; 'Number_larvae developed' = Number of larvae that developed from the selected eggs; 'Percent_survival' = Percent of larvae that developed from the selected eggs.