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Additional file 1 of Microplastic exposure across trophic levels: effects on the host–microbiota of freshwater organisms

Figshare 2022
Javier Edo Varg, David Outomuro, Warren Kunce, Lukas Kuehrer, Richard Svanbäck, Frank Johansson

Summary

This dataset file supports a study on microplastic exposure across freshwater food chains, containing raw data from experiments where damselfly larvae were exposed to microplastics and the pesticide deltamethrin individually and in combination. The data tracks how microplastic and pesticide exposure affected damselfly survival and their susceptibility to predation by dragonflies.

Study Type Environmental

Additional file1 (CSV 25 KB) The unprocessed data that was used to perform the predation analysis over time. The damselfly larvae were exposed to the following treatment: microplastics, deltamethrin pesticide, deltamethrin & microplastics, and control. The data showed damselfly survival counts (Survival), dragonfly predation counts (Predation), predation times in minutes (Time), dragonfly IDs (Number), categorical predation times (TimeC), categorical dragonfly IDs (NumberC), damselfly survival percentages (SurvivalP), microplastics as a binomial variable (MP), deltamethrin as a binomial variable (Delta), and the damselflies' survival (SurvivalDam1, SurvivalDam2, and SurvivalDam2).

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