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Figure 10 in Finding the world's oldest mammals: sieving, dialectical materialism, and squabbles

Figure 10. Photograph in the UCL laboratory in the early 1960s, showing Frances Mussett (left), Pat Ferguson, and Kenneth Kermack, in a heavily posed image where Kenneth Kermack is handing Pat Ferguson the camera back with photographic plates. Photograph from Pat Ferguson.

Figure 3. The Bristol fissures. A in Finding the world's oldest mammals: sieving, dialectical materialism, and squabbles

Figure 3. The Bristol fissures. A, Section of the edge of Durdham Down, showing Charles Moore's rendition of a drawing by William Sanders of Bristol, confirming that there were numerous semi-vertical fissures of Triassic age penetrating the uplifted and steeply dipping Lower Carboniferous limestones in and around Bristol. B, Map of the Severn Estuary and Bristol Channel showing the main fissure sites around Bristol and in South Wales, distributed on islands of Carboniferous limestone that stood above the shallow Rhaetian-to-Jurassic-aged seas. A, from Moore (1881, fig. 1). B, modified from Whiteside et al. (2016); fauna from these localities is shown in Table 1.

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Figure 9. The leaders of vertebrate palaeontology at UCL through the 1950s to the 1980s: Kenneth Kermack (1919–2000; A) and Pamela Robinson (1919–1994; B), and their colleagues, Doris Kermack (1923–2003; C), Frances Mussett (1930–2020; D), and Pat Ferguson (née Lees; E). A, Drawing of Kermack by Tony Lee (UCL), and from the 1984 Kermack Festschrift; (B) courtesy of Saswati Bandyopadhyay; (C) from field photograph by Kenneth Kermack; (D, E) from UCL laboratory photograph supplied by Pat Ferguson.

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Figure 4. Walter Kühne (1911–1991), as a young man about 1950 (A), and as an older more patrician-looking professor, about 1980 (B). Both images, Wikimedia.

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Figure 6. Kühne's 'Paläontologie und dialektischer Materialismus', published in 1979, showing the characteristic orange card cover of the Gustav Fischer publishing house.

Supplementary materials for the manuscript "Run-away transition to turbulent strong-field dynamo"

Supplementary materials for the manuscript "Run-away transition to turbulent strong-field dynamo" including simulation data and Jupyter notebooks to read them

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Figure 12. Field photographs of fieldwork by the Kermack team in the 1950s and 1960s. A, Doris Kermack packing specimens at Cnap Twt in 1953; (B) Ken Joysey at Longlands Quarry inspecting the Jurassic shell beds unconformably banked up against the Carboniferous limestones in 1954; (C) Frances Mussett checking specimens at Duchy Quarry in Spring 1956; (D) Doris Kermack (left) and Frances Mussett (right) at Beaufort Quarry, Chepstow, in September 1958. Images are C-1-29, B-VI-59, C-1-41, and B-11-39, respectively, in the NMW archives.

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Figure 13. Field photographs of fieldwork by the Kermack team in the 1950s and 1960s. A, Doris Kermack preparing lunch at Ruthin Quarry in April 1962; (B) Pat Ferguson at Pant Quarry in July 1962; (C) Pant Quarry in September 1968, showing a new fissure (left arrow) in relation to Kühne's fissure (right arrow); (D) students at Holwell Quarry in April 1974. Images are B-IV-40, C-11-18, C-VII-6 and E-111-13, respectively, in the NMW archives.

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Figure 11. Field photographs of fieldwork by the Kermack team in the 1950s and 1960s. A, Doris Kermack at Cnap Twt Quarry in 1953; (B) Doris Kermack taking tools from the field car at Argoed Ishaf Quarry, Glamorgan, in Spring 1956; (C) Pat Ferguson at Longlands Quarry in April 1962; and (D) Kenneth Kermack at Pontalun Quarry in September 1963. Images are C-1-8, B-VI-40, B-VI-64, and C-V-72, respectively, in the NMW archives.

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Audio Swarm supplementary material - audio/video recordings

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Material suplementar do artigo "Gênero, parentalidade e remuneração em cargos de desenvolvimento na indústria de software" - WIT-CSBC 2024

Na área de Tecnologia da Informação (TI), existe uma predominância de profissionais do gênero masculino atuando em boa parte das categorias de trabalho. Entretanto, profissionais do gênero feminino também se destacam em diferentes áreas de TI, como a área de desenvolvimento de software. Os artefatos aqui disponibilizados referem-se aos resultados de um estudo realizado com profissionais de TI que atuam com desenvolvimento de software, no contexto brasileiro, de modo a destacar a participação e o perfil de mulheres neste cenário, do ponto de vista de gênero, parentalidade e remuneração. Os resultados advindos de um Survey Exploratório com 67 profissionais desta área, indicam que há uma clara disparidade entre atividades parentais executadas por profissionais desenvolvedores, homens e mulheres; algumas diferenças salarias também são percebidas de acordo com as categorias de desenvolvimento de software; dente outros aspectos discutidos ao longo deste estudo.

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Supplemental Materials to "A Fine-grained Taxonomy of Code Review Feedback in TypeScript Projects"

Supplemental Materials to the paper "A Fine-grained Taxonomy of Code Review Feedback in TypeScript Projects".

Materials for dissertation

This dataset contains various supplementary data that I used for my disseration. This mainly includes intermediate data from longer generation pipelines. In principle, this data can be recreated from publicly available data but linked data sources and also the software to generate the intermediate files might change in the future. This upload serves as an archive for this data and can also simplify the reproduction of downstream steps. This dataset is referenced in the corresponding repository of the dissertation: https://github.com/schrins/dissertation-pipelines The repository contains a fixed release, which is reachable through the following DOI: http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11266454

GC-MS Combined with Fast GC e-nose for the Analysis of Volatile Components of Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla L.) - Supplementary Materials

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Supplementary material for 3D wave propagation and earthquake dynamic rupture simulations in complex poroelastic media

This repository contains all files to reproduce the SeisSol simulations for the article "3D wave propagation and earthquake dynamic rupture simulations in complex poroelastic media" submitted to GJI.

Supplemental materials for AaceGEN: Attention Guided Adversarial Code Example Generation for Deep Code Models

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Supplementary Material for "Decomposing Process Performance based on Actor Behavior"

==================================================================================== Supplementary Material for "Decomposing Process Performance based on Actor Behavior" ==================================================================================== The results of the approach applied to the BPIC17 event log and an R script to  produce the figures of the paper. Files: - actor_behavior_all_instances_per_edge/*            The raw data files (.pkl) - output_BPIC17_performance_decomposed_forR.csv        Precomputed means - performance_decomposed_paper.R                    Script to produce figures The R script requires a recent R (>4.1) and the following packages: readr, dplyr, reticulate, ggplot2, purrr, xtable It also requires a working Python distribution with reticulate: https://rstudio.github.io/reticulate/index.html

Supplementary materials for publication Hlanze H. et al. Universal lineage-independent markers of multidrug re-sistance in M. tuberculosis. IJMS 2024.

Drug resistance mutations stat.xlsx - this is an Excel file with data on the statistical evaluation of associations between mutations in protein-coding genes of M. tuberculosis and multidrug resistance; Drug mutation associations for Cytoscape.cys - this is a Cytoscape 3.10.2 dataset with predicted epistatic interactions among global markers of drug resistance in the overall M. tuberculosis population.

LCI data SIMBA active materials

Inventory data for the production of the active materials (HC, PW and its precursor). These datasets are based on open access literature sources indicated in the Excel sheet. <a href="https://simba-h2020.eu/">Homepage - SIMBA (simba-h2020.eu)</a>

Supplementary Material - SoftCOM Paper

Supplementary material for the research paper "Insights into the Applications of Bayesian Networks in Software Engineering" - SoftCOM 2024 (documented review process)