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Data set on bird egg sexual size dimorphism meta-analysis. Data was taken from Rutkowska et al. (2014). In this study more than one egg came from the same study which introduces non-independence in the data (i.e. correlated structure). As a sensitivity analysis Rutkowska et al. (2014) used an effective sample size proposed by Higgins and Green (2009), which requires an estimate of the intra-class correlation coefficient (ICC) in the calculation of effect sizes. In this case, an ICC estimate of 0.8 was used.
A raw csv file containing the following columns and descriptors
animal: species Latin name
Spp: species common name
Lndim: logaritm of adult mass dimorphism
Measure: method of eggs measurments
Neggs: number of eggs
Nclutches: number of clutches
ESr: effect size, correlation
Type: how the effect size was calculated: row data/inferential statistics
StudyID: reference
Year: year of publication
D: design effect
EN: effective sample size
Zr: Fisher's Z
VZr: sampling variance
Rutkowska, J., Dubiec, A. and Nakgawa, S. (2014). All eggs are made equal: a meta-analysis of egg sexual size dimorphism. Journal of Evolutionary Biology, 27:153-160
Higgins, J.P.T. and Green, S. (2009). Cochran handbook for systematic reviews and interventions. Wiley-Blackwell. pgs 412-414.
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