Rapid and repeated divergence of animal chemical signals in an island introduction experiment
Cite this dataset
Donihue, Colin et al. (2020). Rapid and repeated divergence of animal chemical signals in an island introduction experiment [Dataset]. Dryad. https://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.djh9w0vwh
Abstract
Methods
Chemical composition of the femoral gland secretions of male Podarcis erhardii lizards from the source population (Alyko; population 1) and the five experiment islands: Agios Artemios (population 2), Galiatsos (population 3), Kambana (population 4), Mavronissi (population 5), and Petalida (population 6). The relative amount of each component was determined as the percent of the total ion current (TIC) and reported for each individual. The specific names of the lipophilic compounds can be found in table S1 (supplementary materials).
Funding
National Geographic Society, Award: Waitt Award, No Number, to CMD
Yale University, Award: No Number, to CMD
National Science Foundation, Award: 1609284
FWO Postdoctoral Fellowship, Award: 12I8819N
Belgian American Educational Foundation
MINECO, Award: CGL2014-53523-P
ATM MNHN, Award: to AH
Belgian American Educational Foundation, Award: to SB