Datafile: INDIV_DATA

Non-random dispersal drives phenotypic divergence within a bird population
Authors: Camacho, Carlos; Canal, David; Potti, Jaime
MS Reference Number: ECE-2013-01-0026
MS Dryad ID: 


* this spreadsheet includes variables used to assess between-habitat differences in bird sizes and movements. 
* blank cells denote missing data.


VARIABLE		DESCRIPTION

YEAR
HABITAT			Breeding habitat; coded as DF = deciduous forest, CF = coniferous forest
SEX			Coded as M = male, F = female
IDENTITY		Individual identification number; equivalent to the ring code.
T LENGTH		Tarsus length to the nearest 0.05 mm
AGE 1stREP		Age of first reproduction
NATorIMM		Individuals' origin; coded as R = resident, I = immigrant
NAT FLOW		Natal dispersal (i.e. from the natal area to the area of first reproduction); coded as "ORIGIN"to"DESTINY"; NONE denotes the absence of movement.  
REP FLOW		Breeding dispersal (i.e. from the area of 1st reproduction to that of subsequent reproductions); coded as "ORIGIN"to"DESTINY" NONE denotes the absence of movement. 




address questions to Carlos Camacho, e-mail: ccamacho@ebd.csic.es