Supplementary material 01 (data and R script) for the manuscript "Reproductive costs of anhydrobiosis: female tardigrades protect stored sperm better than males"

Matteo Vecchi

doi:10.5281/zenodo.20538929

June 4, 2026Open Access

Supplementary material 01 (data and R script) for the manuscript "Reproductive costs of anhydrobiosis: female tardigrades protect stored sperm better than males"

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This analysis explores how female tardigrades better protect stored sperm during anhydrobiosis compared to males.
Provided R project containing data and scripts for analysis.
Examined reproductive costs associated with anhydrobiosis.
Data indicates that female tardigrades have a superior ability to safeguard stored sperm than males.

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Supplementary material presents data and R scripts on female and male tardigrades' sperm protection.

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Supplementary material for the manuscript "Reproductive costs of anhydrobiosis: female tardigrades protect stored sperm better than males". The archive contain an R project with all the data and R script

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Supplementary material 01 (data and R script) for the manuscript "Reproductive costs of anhydrobiosis: female tardigrades protect stored sperm better than males"

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