Competition over access to resources early in life can influence development, and, in turn,
affect competitive phenotypes in reproductive adults. Theory predicts that competition
between adult females should be especially context‐dependent, because of constraints
imposed by high costs of reproduction. However, the potential impact of developmental
environments on competition in adult females remains little understood. In Drosophila
melanogaster, the developmental environment can strongly influence adult condition, and …

Documentation: Data generated in 2015 through experimentally manipulating larval density
and recording videos of female contests. Duration data was collected by watching the videos
and recorded using the open access program JWatcher. Data were then compiled into this
spreadsheet.