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This repository contains the data, code and other materials used in the following pre-registered meta-analysis: Alfredo Sánchez-Tójar, Nicholas P. Moran, Léna de Framond, Alberto Comin, Henrik Brumm. Noise as a global change driver: a meta-analysis of its fitness consequences for birds. The repository consists of an R project with 3 folders. For a detailed description of all the files, please see below. To run this repository, first download and unzip the entire repository and open the Rproject file: meta-analysis_noise_fitness.Rproj. The scripts are named in the order that they should be run, from 002 to 010. The scripts used for step 001, i.e., the literature review, are provided within the folder 01_systematic_review. For a detailed description of all the files, please see the README. For any further information about this repository, please contact: Alfredo Sánchez-Tójar, email: alfredo.tojar@gmail.com. Pre-registration for this study available at: https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/HBPSF
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