Sex-differences in postprandial blood glucose and body surface temperature are contingent on flight in the fruit bats, Cynopterus sphinx

The raw data from our study exploring sex-differences in blood glucose level (BGL) and body surface temperature (thermal) are provided in the excel spreadsheet. We have included four sheets in the excel file, each representing data from four different assays.<br>Annotations for column names Sheet 1: sex (M or F); time of assay (in min); bgl (blood glucose level in mg/dl); hci (health or body condition index = forearm length/bodymass) and id (individual IDs)<br>Sheet 2: sex (M or F); time of assay (in min); temp (body surface temperature in degree Celsius); hci (health or body condition index = forearm length/bodymass) and id (individual IDs)<br>Sheet 3: sex (M or F); hci (health or body condition index = forearm length/bodymass); bgl (blood glucose level in mg/dl); activity (state of activity: active or rest)<br>Sheet 4: sex (M or F); hci (health or body condition index = forearm length/bodymass); temp (body surface temperature in degree Celsius); activity (state of activity: active or rest)