Data from: Is genomic diversity a useful proxy for census population size? Evidence from a species-rich community of desert lizards

Maggie R. Grundler, Sonal Singhal, Mark A. Cowan & Daniel L. Rabosky
Species abundance data are critical for testing ecological theory, but obtaining accurate empirical estimates for many taxa is challenging. Proxies for species abundance can help researchers circumvent time and cost constraints that are prohibitive for long-term sampling. Under simple demographic models, genetic diversity is expected to correlate with census size, such that genome-wide heterozygosity may provide a surrogate measure of species abundance. We tested whether nucleotide diversity is correlated with long-term estimates of abundance, occupancy,...
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