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Grandparental co-residence and grandchild survival in a pre-industrial population
<p>Although grandparents are and have been important alloparents to their grandchildren, they are not necessarily only beneficial but can also compete with grandchildren over limited resources. Competition over parental care or other resources may exist especially if grandparents live in the same household with grandchildren and it can be dependent on grandchild age. By utilising demographic data collected from historic population registers in Finland between 1761 and 1895 (study sample n = 4041) we investigate whether grandparents living in the same household with grandchildren are detrimental or beneficial for grandchild survival. Having a living but not co-residing grandmother or grandfather were both associated with better survival whereas having a co-resident grandfather was associated with lower chance of survival for infants (age < 1 year). Separating the effect between maternal and paternal grandparents and grandmothers and grandfathers revealed no differences in the effects between lineages. Negative effect of having a co-residing grandfather was not significant when grandfathers were separated for lineage-specific models. These results implicate that accounting for the co-residence status and child's age, grandparents were mostly beneficial when not co-residing with very young children and that having a co-residing grandfather at that age could be associated with lower chances to survive. Predictions made by grandmother hypothesis and resource competition both received support. The results presented here also offered comparison points to preindustrial and contemporary three-generational families.</p>
AWI-CM3 output of mid-Holocene and pre-industrial experiments
<p>This repository contains the AWI-CM3 output of the pre-industrial (PI) and mid-Holocene (MH) experiments.</p> <p>Files description</p> <p>2t=> surface air temperature (2m)<br> a_ice=> sea ice concentration<br> radiation: radiation: components of Arctic surface energy budget</p> <p>PI and MH both contains 5 ensemble runs, which are labeled as 001-005.</p> <p>For more data details, please refer to the self-describing information of NetCDF files.</p>
Grandparental co-residence and grandchild survival in a pre-industrial population
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ChlOSPv1.0 output from 30 year pre-industrial simulation of CESMv2.2
<p>This dataset was compiled in support of the paper titled "The utility of simulated ocean chlorophyll observations: a case study with the Chlorophyll Observation Simulator Package (version 1) in CESMv2.2". These data were derived from a 30 year pre-industrial simulation of CESM2 with ChlOSP (the Chlorophyll Observation Simulator Package). The files stored here are the processed data that were used to generate the paper figures.</p>
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