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Taxonomic flux as a measure of evolutionary turnover

2021

We introduce a new metric, "taxonomic flux", to quantify evolutionary trends both within and across taxonomic boundaries. This metric is normalized, which reduces the effect of sample size disparity between biologic groups and time intervals. Furthermore, this methodology considers stratigraphic range data as a whole, and measures relative growth or decline of diversity values as they deviate from system stability. Such trends may yield key information relating to evolutionary processes and forcing functions, especially if these trends are correlative within particular taxa or niche occupancy. Thus far, scientists and researchers have been stymied by absolute values derived from unequal dat…

CorrelativeTaxonForcing (recursion theory)OccupancyRange (biology)Metric (mathematics)Nichecenozoic biodiversity metrics invertebrates stasis volatility.EconometricsPaleontologyEvolutionary dynamicsQE701-760MathematicsSpanish Journal of Palaeontology
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Developments and contributions in the study of La Rioja dinosaur footprints (Spain)

2020

In this paper the study of dinosaur tracks of La Rioja, which began in 1970, is presented as an example of knowledge development, achievements, and events occurring around a paleontological resource having strong media impact. Fieldwork, research, and dissemination since the publication of the first scientific works have been accompanied by activities to protect sites and consider them as natural and cultural heritage. Finally it is shown how a paleontological resource has also led to the development of the tourist infrastructure in the area

Cultural heritageGeographyResource (biology)Paleontologypalaeontological heritage dinosaur footprints la riojaEnvironmental planningQE701-760Knowledge developmentNatural (archaeology)TourismMedia impactSpanish Journal of Palaeontology
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Fossil heritage conservation in Scotland

2019

A globally significant palaeontological resource is an integral part of Scotland’s geoheritage. A strong amateur collector tradition, extending back over two centuries has helped fuel scientific advance with the fossil resource also supporting hobby collecting. However, during the long history of collecting activity, finite fossil resources have been under pressure with instances of large-scale collecting that has damaged some particularly vulnerable localities. Legislative provisions over recent decades offer robust site-based protection that will have safeguarded some of the best and most representative fossil localities. Additionally, the Scottish Fossil Code, the first national code of …

Cultural heritageResource (biology)GeographyGeoheritagePaleontologyLegislatureSite managementHobbyEnvironmental planningAmateurQE701-760BespokeSpanish Journal of Palaeontology
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"Table 4" of "Transverse momentum spectra and nuclear modification factors of charged particles in pp, p-Pb and Pb-Pb collisions at the LHC"

2019

Transverse momentum spectra of charged particles in pp collisions.

D2N/DETARAP/DPTP P --> CHARGED XNuclear Experiment5020 and 2760
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"Table 5" of "Transverse momentum spectra and nuclear modification factors of charged particles in pp, p-Pb and Pb-Pb collisions at the LHC"

2019

Ratio Data/MC

DATA/MCP P --> CHARGED X5020 and 2760
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"Table 4" of "Measurement of dielectron production in central Pb-Pb collisions at $\sqrt{{\textit{s}}_{\mathrm{NN}}}$ = 2.76 TeV"

2018

Data-to-cocktail ratio as a function of the invariant-mass. In the hadronic cocktail, random correlations of dielectrons from charm decays are assumed to simulate the effects of the interaction between charm quarks and the medium. The statistical and systematic uncertainties of data are represented by vertical bars and boxes.

Data-to-cocktail ratio (random charm correlations)2760.0High Energy Physics::PhenomenologyHigh Energy Physics::ExperimentPB PB --> E+ E- XNuclear ExperimentDATA/COCKTAIL
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Brief an Garlieb H. Merkel

1798

Ms. 930a, Nr. 12, Bl. 31r-34v Johannes Daniel Falk. Brief an Garlieb H. Merkel, Weimar, den 3. December 179[8?] Autora rokraksts / Autograph, vācu val. / Deutsch [8] lpp. / S. Attēlu numuri / Bildnummern: 930a-012-1, 930a-012-2-3, 930a-012-4-5, 930a-012-6-7, 930a-012-8 Im vorliegenden Brief vermischen sich private und berufliche Angelegenheiten sowie Klatsch miteinander. Nachdem Falk seine lange Antwortzeit zunächst damit begründet, dass er Merkels aktuelle Adresse nicht kenne, bringt er Neuigkeiten von der Krankheit einer nicht näher benannten Kammerrätin und nimmt an deren Leiden rege Anteil. Direkt im Anschluss präsentiert Falk den Stand seiner Verhandlungen mit Verlegern. Auch wenn Falk…

DichtungProvinzRichter Johann Paul Friedrich (auch Jean Paul 1763-1825)Herzogin von Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach Luise (1757-1830)LiteraturMerķelis Garlībs Helvigs (1769-1850)J[…]sche BuchhandlungBöttiger Karl August (1760-1835)Schröter Corona Elisabeth Wilhelmine (1751-1802)Weimarer HofSchnupfenmateriePrahmer WilhelmRomantikSchmarotzerErziehungWieland Christoph Martin (1733-1813)Königliche Kommissionbrīvība un patiesībaFreiheit und WahrheitFalk Caroline (1778-1841)liekēdisklīnika BerlīnēestētikaMerkel Garlieb Helvig (1769-1850)ÄsthetikSander Johann Daniel (1759-1825):HUMANITIES and RELIGION [Research Subject Categories]Apgaismības laikmetsgrāmatu tirdzniecībaŠillers Frīdrihs (1759-1805)provinceSchiller F. "Wallenstein"Herder Johann Gottfried (1744-1803)Schiller Friedrich (1759-1805)literatūradzejaaudzināšanaCharité [Klinikum in Berlin]Falk Johann(es) Daniel (1768-1826)Sander’sche BuchhandlungiesnasLesings Gotholds Efraims (1729-1781)karaliskā komisijaBiester Johann Erich (1749-1816)romantikaAufklärungVeimāras galmsHerders Johans Gotfrīds (1744-1803)Cotta von Cottendorf Johann Friedrich (1764-1832)
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Las representaciones del saber académico: Aportaciones desde la Geografía Escolar

2019

When we talk with basic education´s teachers there is an impression in the case of learning Social Sciences, and Geography in particular that these sciences are not useful for the explanation of socio-environmental and daily problems. In this research, improvement proposals are sought so that students are motivated to learn about these problems. Based on two case studies such as flood risks (and their relationship with climate change) and the problems of the rural areas, the possibilities of combining motivation for learning close to personal emotions and with their own rigor have been explored of the conceptual explanation. To validate these results, quantitative and qualitative research t…

DiegoAportaciones desde la Geografía Escolar García Monteagudo [1137-7038 8537 Arxius de sociologia 558787 2019 41 7605678 Las representaciones del saber académico]Xosé Manuel When we talk with basic education´s teachers there is an impression in the case of learning Social Sciencesthe possibilities of combining motivation for learning close to personal emotions and with their own rigor have been explored of the conceptual explanation. To validate these resultsMorote Seguido:SOCIOLOGÍA [UNESCO]medio ruralriesgos de inundaciónclimate changeSouto Gonzálezsocial representationsUNESCO::SOCIOLOGÍArepresentaciones socialesflood risksÁlvaro Franciscoquantitative and qualitative research techniques have been usedimprovement proposals are sought so that students are motivated to learn about these problems. Based on two case studies such as flood risks (and their relationship with climate change) and the problems of the rural areaswithin an intentional sample that seeks to offer trend results to continue with a line of research oriented towards school innovation Educación geográficacambio climático1137-7038 8537 Arxius de sociologia 558787 2019 41 7605678 Las representaciones del saber académico: Aportaciones desde la Geografía Escolar García Monteagudoand Geography in particular that these sciences are not useful for the explanation of socio-environmental and daily problems. In this researchGeographical educationrural environment 11 28
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Tectogonotoechia rivasi n. sp. A new lower Pragian Celtiberian (Spain) Ancystrorhynchoidea rhynchonellid brachiopod

2020

A new lower Pragian Ancystrorhynchoidea rhynchonellid, Tectogonotoechia rivasi n. sp. of the Celtiberian region (Eastern Iberian Chain, EIC, and Eastern Guadarrama, EG) is described and figured. The growth of the new species, from the last neanic stage to the senescent one is specially underlined. T. rivasi n. sp. is characterized as the other species of the genus by the occurrence of a pseudoseptum and a pseudoseptalium in the dorsal interior, with a fine connectivum forming a roofed over structure covering most part of the latter. Exteriorly, the species is an entirely costate, strongly dorsibiconvex, uniplicate form lacking of marginal spines. T. rivasi n. sp. is fairly abundant in the u…

DorsumGenusEcologyPaleontologybrachiopoda ancystrorhynchoidea systematics ontogeny palaeoecology celtiberia spainBiologyQE701-760Spanish Journal of Palaeontology
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Diversity of large ornithopod dinosaurs in the upper Hauterivian-lower Barremian (Lower Cretaceous) of Teruel (Spain): a morphometric approach

2020

We report some large ornithopod vertebrae from two upper Hauterivian-lower Barremian (Lower Cretaceous) localities in El Castellar (Maestrazgo Basin, Teruel,Spain).These fossils have been studied systematically as well as morphometrically using a multivariate analysis in order to analyse the diversity of the sample. In fact, principal component analysis has been demonstrated as a useful tool for establishing affinities in isolated iguanodontian vertebrae, at least when size effect is not removed from the analysed dataset. As result of this study, twolarge indeterminate styracosternans are distinguished in the sample: a large one with platycoelus anterior caudal vertebrae related to the gene…

DorsumPaleontologybiologyRange (biology)PaleontologyIguanodonStructural basinbiology.organism_classificationQE701-760CretaceousGeologyOrnithopodSpanish Journal of Palaeontology
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