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Carpenter_Meadow_experiment

Creators: Anderson, Jill T., Inouye, David W., McKinney, Amy M., Colautti, Robert I., Mitchell-Olds, Thomas
Year: 2012
DOI: 10.5061/dryad.68mj4/8
License: See source for details
Location: Gunnison Basin, Colorado
Publisher: Dryad Digital Repository
Tags: adaptive evolution, breeder’s equation, climate change, flowering phenology, natural selection, phenotypic plasticity, Price equation, response to selection, US Rocky Mountains, Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory, Holocene, Boechera stricta, Brassicaceae, Alpine & Subalpine Ecology, Genetics & Evolution, Gunnison Basin

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This file contains data from the experiment at Carpenter Meadow to assess natural selection on flowering in local genotypes. Jill Anderson collected data in the field in 2010. Analyses included size at planting (number of leaves) and cohort as fixed effects, and row nested within block as random effects. The data file was created in Text Wrangler.

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