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This data set include 91 vegetation transects of 500 m length each, sampled by point intercept method every 20 cm. Transects Geographical location with projection system: ETRS89 Vegetation community: Mediterranean scrubland and Alpha steppe (Stipa tenacissima) vegetation. Species code included. Plant functional type included Description: Methodology and area description can be found in : Alados C.L., Pueyo, Y., Giner, M.L., Navarro, T., Escós, J., Barroso, F., Cabezudo, B., & Emlen, J. M. (2003). Quantitative characterization of the regressive ecological succession by fractal analysis of plant spatial pattern. Ecological Modelling. 163: 1-17 Alados, C. L., Gotor, P., Ballester, P., Navas, D., Escós, J.M., Navarro, T. & Cabezudo, B. (2006). Association between competition and facilitation processes and vegetation spatial patterns in alpha steppes. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society.87: 103-113. Alados, C.L., Navarro, T., Komac, B., Pascual, V. & Rietkerk, M. (2010) Dispersal abilities and spatial organization in fragmented landscapes. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society. 100, 935947 Navarro, T., Alados, C. L., & Cabezudo, B. (2006). Changes of plant functional types in response to grazing in two semiarid shrub-lands of SE coast Spain. Journal of Arid Environments, 64: 298-322 De Frutos, A., Navarro, T., Pueyo, Y., Alados, C. L. 2015. Inferring resilience to fragmentation-induced changes in plant communities in a semiarid Mediterranean ecosystem. PlosONE, 10 (3): e0118837, This work was supported by the following research projects: The Spanish Ministry of Education and Science (projects CICYT CGL2005-01625/BOS; REN2002-04668/GLO) European Commission (INCO-DC) ERBIC18-CT98-0392., Peer reviewed

This data set include 30 vegetation transects of 500 m length each, sampled by point intercept method every 40 cm. Transects Geographical location withprojection system: ETRS89. Vegetation community: Quercus faginea forest. Species code included Methodology and area description can be found in : Kouba, Y, Alados, C. L: Bueno, G. (2011) Effects of abiotic and anthropogenic factors on the spatial distribution of Quercus faginea in the Spain Central Pyrenees. Plant Ecology. 212(6): 999-1007 Kouba, Y, Alados, C. L. (2012) Spatio-temporal dynamics of Quercus faginea forests in the Spanish Central Pre-Pyrenees. European Journal of Forest Research 131, 369-379 DOI 10.1007/s10342-011-0509-1. Kouba, Y., Camarero J.J. & Alados, C.L. 2012. Roles of land-use and climate change on the establishment and regeneration dynamics of Mediterranean semi-deciduous oak forests. Forest Ecology and Management 274: 143-150. Kouba, Y., Martínez-García, F., De Frutos, A., Alados, C. L. (2014). Plant β-diversity in human-altered forest ecosystems: The importance of the structural, spatial, and topographical characteristics of stands in patterning plant species assemblages. European Journal of Forest Research. DOI 10.1007/s10342-014-0822-6. Kouba, Y., Martínez_García, F., De Frutos, A., Alados, C.L., 2015. Effects of previous land-use on plant species composition and diversity in Mediterranean forests. PlosOne 10(9): e0139031., This work was supported by the following research projects: Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation (CICYT: CGL2008-00655/BOS and CGL2008-04847-C02-01/BOS), Peer reviewed

This data set include 24 vegetation transects of 500 m length each, sampled by point intercept method every 20 cm. Transects Geographical location with projection system: ETRS89. Vegetation community: dwarf atorral dominated by cushion plants. Species code included. Alados, C.L., Saiz, H., Gartzia, M., Nuche, P., Escós, J., Navarro, T. Pueyo, Y. 2017. Plant-plant interactions scale up to produce vegetation spatial patterns: the influence of long- and short-term process. Ecosphere 8(8): Article e01915, This work was supported by the following research project: Spanish Economy and Competition Ministry (PN-MICINN: CGL2011-27259), Peer reviewed

This data set include 45 vegetation transects of 250 m length each, sampled by point intercept method every 20 cm. Transects Geographical location with projection system: ETRS89. Vegetation community: subalpine grasslands. Species code included. Komac, B., Alados, C. L., Bueno, C. G. and Gómez, D. (2011) Spatial patterns of species distributions in grazed subalpine grasslands. Plant Ecology. 212(3): 519-529 Alados, C.L., Saiz, H., Gartzia, M., Nuche, P., Escós, J., Navarro, T. Pueyo, Y. 2017. Plant-plant interactions scale up to produce vegetation spatial patterns: the influence of long- and short-term process. Ecosphere 8(8): Article e01915, This work was supported by the following research project: Spanish Science and Education Ministry (CGL2005-01625/BOS; REN2002-04668/GLO) Spanish Economy and Competition Ministry (CICYT: CGL2005-01131/ BOS), Peer reviewed

Data: Stable isotope values of the 13th secondary feather as a proxy of trophic level and diet; Geolocation-immersion loggers data to infer spatio-temporal distribution and migratory phenology., Localització: Las colonias de cría de las aves estudiadas en el artículo son en España (Pantaleu islet, Balearic Islands; Montaña Clara, Canary Islands; Veneguera, Canary Islands), Portugal (Vila islet, Azores Islands) y Cabo Verde (Curral Velho islet)., Dades primàries associades a l'article publicat a Ecology and Evolution, vol 9, núm. 18, p. 10145-10162, 2019 disponible a https://doi.org/10.1002/ece3.5501, We evaluated the degree of sexual segregation (SS) in the feeding ecology, in the choice of main non-breeding areas, in behaviour and in migratory phenology of three closely related shearwaters: Scopoli’s, Cory’s and Cape Verde shearwaters (Calonectris diomedea, C. borealis and C. edwardsii, respectively) during the non-breeding period in relation to the conditions of their different life strategies. The main objective of the study is to better understand the ecological and evolutionary role of sex on the spatial, behavioural and feeding ecology of birds during the non-breeding period, since most studies on birds have focused on the breeding period. The referred issues were addressed through a multidisciplinary approach combining geolocation and stable isotope data.