Raw data from Environmental stress correlates with increases in both genetic and residual variances: a meta-analysis of animal studies

The file contains all the data for the analysis presented in the manuscript. study = authors of the study, year = publication year, observation = an id for which observation of additive, maternal and residual variances the specific value was obtained from,variance_component = additive, maternal or residual, animal_class = animal class, genus = genus, species = species, study_details = design of study, design = our classification of design, trait = trait, trait_class = our classification of trait class,sex = sex [F = female, M = male, MF = both sexes pooled], age_class_detail = details on age class, age_class = our classification of age class, Environment_details (Stress_Benign) = the stressful and benign environments, mean_stress = trait mean in stress, sd_stress = standard deviation in stress, mean_benign = trait mean in benign, sd_benign = standard deviation in benign,V_stress = variation in stress,V_benign = variation in benign,sample_stress = sample size stress, sample_benign = sample size in benign, stress_level = classification of stress level, novelty = novel stress or not, population = laboratory or wild populations used in the study,exp = experiment conducted in the filed or in the laboratory