Supplemental Data for Indigenous sea gardens generate trophic niche and dietary fatty acid shifts in Littleneck bivalves (Leukoma staminea) in Quadra Island, British Columbia (Under Review 2021)

Supplemental data for distanced-based redundancy analysis R code (paired with dbRDA.csv and colour_cg_nw.csv), nMDS R Code (paired with RelArea_No16.csv), permanova R code (paired with FAME_FattyAcids_1.csv and enviro_permanova.csv), SIBER R code (paired with convexhulldata.csv), original unaltered isotope data (CruzO 4Trays CN 1019 Raw Isotope Data.csv), and SIMMR R code (paired with clams_data_Scenario1.csv and clams_data_Scenario2.csv). Any further assistance with running this code or additional data required can be forwarded to author at octavius126@hotmail.com.

Related Organizations

Oregon State University
United States
Eastern Washington University
United States

Keywords

Condition index; dietary fatty acids; distance-based redundancy analysis; feeding; indigenous food systems; sea gardens; stable isotopes; trophic niche

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