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Fig. 1 in Intraspecific variation in digit reduction in Testudo: the case of the Hermann's tortoise
Fig. 1 External manus morphology in Testudo hermanni hermanni with four (a, b) or five digits (c, d): left adult manus in ventral (a) and dorsal (b) views; adult (c) and juvenile (d) left manus in ventral views. The number of the digit is denoted by numerals from one to five
Fig. 3 in Intraspecific variation in digit reduction in Testudo: the case of the Hermann's tortoise
Fig. 3 Visible proportions of manus with five digits between the six studied populations (N = 3338 forelimbs belonging to 1669 individuals; 682 in RSM; 380 in RSA; 432 in NF; 836 in DE; 166 in DSM; and 842 in DNM)
Fig. 11 in Adding depth to line artwork by digital stippling-a step-by-step guide to the method
Fig. 11 Excerpt of a round closed line that is supposed to get a stippling. a Select a path, create a copy behind the template. b Scale selected path to 99% of its original size. c The path should now lie within the round structure. d Convert path into a stippling brush by selecting an appropriate
Fig. 6 in Adding depth to line artwork by digital stippling-a step-by-step guide to the method
Fig. 6 Plain versus stippled vector illustrations exemplified by the isopod (Crustacea) species Macrostylis scotti Riehl and Brandt 2013. a Plain illustration without any shading. b Same illustration as a but with stippling added. Various types of brushed stipplings as well as manual stippling were applied. c The second female pleopods (operculum) with concavities (stippling pattern no. 7) on the surface
Fig. 12 in Adding depth to line artwork by digital stippling-a step-by-step guide to the method
Fig. 12 Automated stippling exemplified on a ventral head drawing of a macrostylid isopod. a Select a path. b Copy the selected path behind the original template. c Move the copied path to be parallel to the template. c
Fig. 13 in Adding depth to line artwork by digital stippling-a step-by-step guide to the method
Fig. 13 How to scale vector illustrations that contain stippling patterns. a Uniform scaling is required to keep length-width ratios of the illustration. b The box Scale Strokes and Effects should be checked when lines and brushes are supposed to change their appearance equivalently to the overall drawing
Digital Maturity Scale for Public Administration - scale validation dataset
<p>Dataset contains data collected during a pilot stage of a survey which was used to validate to scale for measuring the digital maturity in paublic administration.</p>
Improving inference in wastewater-based epidemiology by modelling the statistical features of digital PCR
<p>This repository contains the simulation code, data, and analysis scripts of the study "Improving inference in wastewater-based epidemiology by modelling the statistical features of digital PCR". The code can be used to reproduce all figures and numerical results in the paper.</p>
Competencia digital en docentes de Educación Infantil y Primaria
<p>Información vinculada al proyecto emergente "El desarrollo de la competencia digital en docentes en ejercicio: motivaciones y estrategias para la formación continua” (CIGE-2022-072), financiado por la Conselleria d’Educació, Universitats i Ocupació de la Generalitat Valenciana.</p>
Fig. 1 in Identification of Sound-Producing Hydrophilid Beetles (Coleoptera: Hydrophilidae) in Underwater Recordings Using Digital Signal Processing
Fig. 1. Each graph is a frequency plot of a one half-second exemplar sound clip. One exemplar call from each species and an exemplar distress call from an individual Tropisternus blatchleyi (that is indicative of all four beetles' distress calls) is shown transformed into the frequency domain using the fast fourier transformation with normalized amplitudes and plotted from 0–10,000 Hz.
Natural History, Biogeography and Evolution of the Iberian white oak syngameon (Quercus L. Sect. Quercus) - Digital Annex
<p>Digital Annex for the following thesis:</p> <p>Vila-Viçosa, C. (2023). <em>Natural History, Biogeography and Evolution of the Iberian white oak syngameon </em>(Quercus <em>L. Sect.</em> Quercus). Ph.D. Thesis, Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade do Porto, Portugal</p> <p>Abstract:</p> <p>The genus <em>Quercus</em> L. is one of the most diverse and important group of woody plants, particularly when considering that they are the trees that rule the Northern Hemisphere forests. Oaks have an intricate Biogeography that criss-crosses diverse climatic and edaphic gradients, encompassing a huge ambiguity in terms of species delimitation. Frequently, the taxonomic proposals brought by traditional Linnaean Botany are either insufficient or rather inflate the number of species and nomenclatural assignments, which are further diluted into inconsistent taxonomic ranks, varying from species to subspecies and varieties. The supremacy given to morphological characters that are inherently fragile and plastic, spread across the distribution areas of distinct lineages, may carry ambiguity on the identification and proper species delimitation. From the oaks that are distributed across the Western Palearctic region, the ones that are deciduous or brevi-deciduous present higher levels of ambiguity in terms of species number and their delimitation. This ambiguity is particularly strong in the circummediterranean region and in the transitional areas between the two major biogeographic Regions of the western Palearctic region, the Euro-Siberian and Mediterranean. This degree of uncertainty, which increases towards the Southern European Peninsulas, is amplified by the ease that the different species of oaks tend to hybridize among them.</p> <p>The present work provides a holistic framework that covers multiple areas, from the taxonomic and evolutive study of this genus, to biogeography and molecular characterization. Its major objective was to resolve the species delimitation of the Iberian deciduous and marcescent oaks and putative introgression among them, enhancing the available knowledge about species diversity, which can foster suitable species and forest conservation. A specific objective was to cross-reference the natural history revision and the different taxonomic treatments brought by distinct authors, with personal observations. These data were then incorporated into ecological modelling and molecular characterization, which in the end fed a newly updated taxonomic proposal. In Section A we obtained results from extensive field, herbaria, and literature review, updating the nomenclature of the Portuguese and western Mediterranean oaks. Section B was supported by Section A’s in-depth review and enabled finer species distribution models, nurturing both hindcast (since <em>ca.</em> 20 Kyr) and forecast (2070-2100) exercises of the range dynamics of Mediterranean oaks species. The study of past and future range shifts solved important pending biogeographic questions, especially related to past range-shifts. Such past-range shifts improved our knowledge on species responses to climate dynamics and allowed a better anticipation of future responses of range shifts driven by climate change. Section C encompassed the molecular characterization of Iberian white oak species and their hybrids, whose delimitation is often faltering when one intends to infer about species rank, or hypothesize about the participation of parent taxon in natural hybrid swarms. This work allowed us to solve the phylogenetic backbone of western Palearctic white oaks, suggesting a significant segregation of the Iberian pedunculate oaks and unveiling two subsections inside Section <em>Quercus</em>. These subsections are biogeographically well-segregated and present diverse levels of introgression among species. Results demonstrated the efficiency of RADSeq for rebuilding the reticulate phylogeny of the Eurasian white oaks, showcasing the significance of the Iberian Peninsula as a major hotspot for oak diversity.</p> <p>We implemented a circular approach to these methods, which retro-fed themselves in terms of insight generation, enabling a powerful strategy to solve the evolutionary history of this difficult groups of plants. We estimate that the reticulate historical biogeography of the western Palearctic white oaks deserves further scrutiny by adding vicariant oak populations from northern Africa, the Near East and southern European Peninsulas. Methods should again follow this similar additive and sequential process of adjoining deep Natural History examination, with extensive fieldwork in type populations and genome-wide molecular surveys, in order to solve this group of plants. With the present work, we were able to significantly improve on the depiction of the basic unit of Biodiversity (the Species), in the complex <em>Quercus</em> genus. We provided tools to enable further efforts for the conservation of the Mediterranean oak forests, which overwhelm one of the most important (and one of the most threatened) Biomes for plant conservation at the global scale.</p> <p> </p> <p> </p>
Digital Kids: Imagine, Build and Reveal, #1
Entry from V&A REVEAL Festival workshop - Digital Kids: Imagine, Build and Reveal - Saturday 1 - Sunday 2 July, 2017. Participants reimagined the Museum in Minecraft. Assets created by @BlockWorks Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab
Digital Kids: Imagine, Build and Reveal, #10
Entry from V&A REVEAL Festival workshop - Digital Kids: Imagine, Build and Reveal - Saturday 1 - Sunday 2 July, 2017. Participants reimagined the Museum in Minecraft. Assets created by @BlockWorks Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab
B9193 Digital Restored
Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab
Digital Kids: Imagine, Build and Reveal, #3
Entry from V&A REVEAL Festival workshop - Digital Kids: Imagine, Build and Reveal - Saturday 1 - Sunday 2 July, 2017. Participants reimagined the Museum in Minecraft. Assets created by @BlockWorks Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab
THE MAIN TRENDS IN THE PROGRESS OF ONLINE JOURNALISM IN THE GEORGIAN AND INTERNATIONAL MEDIA SPACE IN THE CONDITIONS OF THE DIGITAL AGE
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Suicide Risk Assessment by Digital Means
ClinicalTrials.gov study NCT04169958. IPD Sharing: UNDECIDED. Countries: 0. Publications: 0.
Standard TDS Irritation Study: Trained Skin Grader vs. Digital Imaging
ClinicalTrials.gov study NCT02787356. IPD Sharing: NO. Countries: 0. Publications: 0.
Digital Cognitive-behavioral Therapy for Insomnia: a Randomized Controlled Trial
ClinicalTrials.gov study NCT06939790. IPD Sharing: NO. Countries: 0. Publications: 0.
Evaluation of a Digital Therapy of Auditory Training
ClinicalTrials.gov study NCT05848661. IPD Sharing: NO. Countries: 0. Publications: 0.
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