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Effects of marine heatwaves on the photobiology of three kelp foundation species near their southernmost limit in the Northeastern Pacific
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CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS OF PRODUCT POLICY DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF MARKETING RESEARCH IN INTERNATIONAL MARKETING
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Figure 4 in Implementation of the QR Code system in the Medical Malacology Collection of the René Rachou Institute, Oswaldo Cruz Foundation
Figure 4. Spreadsheet with data retrieved by reading the QR Code for a specimen with the data available in the digital Inventory Book of the Medical Malacology Collection.
Figure 2 in Implementation of the QR Code system in the Medical Malacology Collection of the René Rachou Institute, Oswaldo Cruz Foundation
Figure 2. QR code used in Fiocruz-CMM. Flask containing specimen 17003, labeled with the QR code that redirects the user to data related to this specimen (A). QR Code that redirects to data related to sample 17003 (B).
Figure 1 in Implementation of the QR Code system in the Medical Malacology Collection of the René Rachou Institute, Oswaldo Cruz Foundation
Figure 1. Schematic representation of the system developed for reading the inventory book of the Medical Malacology Collection and compiling the specimen data for individual QR Codes affixed to the recipients containing the specimens.
THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL FOUNDATIONS OF LEXICOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATIONS OF CONCEPTS
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FUNCTIONAL FOUNDATIONS OF LEGAL CULTURE
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Linked collectors and determiners for: Data generated from the digitization of CRSN herbarium with support from API project and JRS Biodiversity Foundation.
Natural history specimen data linked to collectors and determiners held within, "Data generated from the digitization of CRSN herbarium with support from API project and JRS Biodiversity Foundation". Claims or attributions were made on Bionomia by volunteer Scribes, <a href="https://bionomia.net/dataset/22252fe5-d06e-46d3-8f6d-dc1aa57de904">https://bionomia.net/dataset/22252fe5-d06e-46d3-8f6d-dc1aa57de904</a> using specimen data from the dataset aggregated by the Global Biodiversity Information Facility, <a href="https://gbif.org/dataset/22252fe5-d06e-46d3-8f6d-dc1aa57de904">https://gbif.org/dataset/22252fe5-d06e-46d3-8f6d-dc1aa57de904</a>. Formatted as a Frictionless Data package.
Theoretical foundation about the relationship between three definitions of effective density and aerosol size
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FIGURE 5. H. E in The Linnean foundations of zoological and botanical nomenclature*
FIGURE 5. H. E. Strickland (1811–1853), initiator of the Strickland Code (from Melville 1995).
Figure 11 in A redescription of the skull of Euoplocephalus tutus (Archosauria: Ornithischia): a foundation for comparative and systematic studies of ankylosaurian dinosaurs
Figure 11. Schematic illustration of the cranium of Euoplocephalus tutus Lambe (1902) in ventral view (A). Detail of the left side of the occiput in caudoventral oblique view (B), demonstrating the disarticulated position of the left palpebral as viewed through the cranioquadrate passage. TMP 97.132.1. Scale bar, 70 mm. All abbreviations are listed in Appendix 1.
Figure 13 in A redescription of the skull of Euoplocephalus tutus (Archosauria: Ornithischia): a foundation for comparative and systematic studies of ankylosaurian dinosaurs
Figure 13. Occiput of Euoplocephalus tutus Lambe (1902) in occipital view, original and interpretive illustration. TMP 91.127.1. Scale bar, 100 mm. All abbreviations are listed in Appendix 1.
Figure 4 in A redescription of the skull of Euoplocephalus tutus (Archosauria: Ornithischia): a foundation for comparative and systematic studies of ankylosaurian dinosaurs
Figure 4. Schematic illustrations of the cranium of Euoplocephalus tutus Lambe (1902) in oblique rostrodorsolateral (A), oblique caudodorsolateral (B) and oblique caudoventral (C) views. (A) Rostral region, defined by the area in advance of a transverse plane located at the rostral extremity of the orbital cavities (represented by the dashed-square). (B) Temporal region, defined by the area caudal to a transverse plane located at the rostral extremity of the orbital cavities (represented by the dashedsquare). (C) Palatal region, defined by the elements situated along the ventral surface of the cranium, in advance of the basicranium proper, covering the majority of the roof of the oral cavity (represented by the dashed-square) and occipital/basicranial region, defined by the all the elements present in caudal view, including the basicranium proper and associated structures (represented by dashed-oval). Abbreviations in italics (i.e. the basioccipital, basisphenoid, exoccipital, quadrate and supraoccipital) in (C) are components of the occipital/basicranial regionl; all others in (C) are components of the palatal region. Not to scale. All abbreviations are listed in Appendix 1.
Figure 2 from: Nalepa C, Evans T, Lenz M (2011) Antennal cropping during colony foundation in termites. ZooKeys 148: 185-196. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.148.1854
Figure 2 - Average (± standard error) antenna length measured in number of antennal segments of four termite families for a male and females; and b alates and delates. Abbreviations: Stolo = Stolotermitidae; Kalo = Kalotermitidae, Rhino = Rhinotermitidae; Term = Termitidae.
Figure 1 from: Nalepa C, Evans T, Lenz M (2011) Antennal cropping during colony foundation in termites. ZooKeys 148: 185-196. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.148.1854
Figure 1 - Average (± standard error) antenna length measured in number of antennal segments of 17 termite species for a male and females; and b alates and delates. Species names abbreviated as in Table 3.
Figure 9 from: Wood JRI, Williams BRM, Mitchell TC, Carine MA, Harris DJ, Scotland RW (2015) A foundation monograph of Convolvulus L. (Convolvulaceae). PhytoKeys 51: 1-278. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.51.7104
Figure 9 - 1–7 Convolvulus laciniatus 1 leaf 2 outer sepal 3 inner sepal 4 stamen 5 ovary and style 6 capsule with calyx and bracteoles 7 seeds. From Wood et al. 22627 (K) 8–15 Convolvulus hermanniae subsp. erosus 8 leaves 9 bracteoles 10 outer sepal 11 inner sepal 12 stamen 13 ovary and style 14 capsule, apically hirsute 15 seeds. From Buchtien 15/11/1885 (OXF) 16–21 Convolvulus montanus 16 leaves 17 outer sepal 18 inner sepal 19 stamen 20 ovary and style 21 calyx and capsule. From Tutin 1008 (BM) 22–28 Convolvulus crispifolius 22 leaf 23 outer sepal 24 middle sepal 25 inner sepal 26 stamen 27 ovary and style 28 calyx and capsule. From Chinnock 2915 (AD) 29–36 Convolvulus microsepalus 29 leaf and bracteole (left) 30 outer sepal 31 middle sepal 32 inner sepal 33 stamen 34 ovary and style 35 calyx and capsule 36 seed. From Orchard 211 (AD) and Badman 32 (AD) 37–43 Convolvulus angustissimus 37 leaves showing three forms on same plant 38 outer sepal 39 inner sepal 40 stamen 41 ovary and style 42 calyx and capsule 43 seeds. From Spicer 31/1/1875 (OXF).
Figure 8 from: Wood JRI, Williams BRM, Mitchell TC, Carine MA, Harris DJ, Scotland RW (2015) A foundation monograph of Convolvulus L. (Convolvulaceae). PhytoKeys 51: 1-278. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.51.7104
Figure 8 - 1–8 Convolvulus equitans 1 leaves 2 bracteoles 3 outer sepal 4 inner sepal 5 stamen 6 ovary and style 7 capsule 8 seed 1–2 & 5–8 from Correll 27128 (TEX) 3–4 from Turner 21-787 (TEX) 9–16 Convolvulus crenatifolius 9 (North American) leaves 10 bracteole 11 outer sepal 12 inner sepal 13 stamen 14 ovary and style 15 capsule 16 seed 9–14 from Runyon 2599 (TEX) 15–16 from Runyon 4479 (TEX) 17–24 Convolvulus carrii 17 leaf 18 bracteole 19 outer sepal 20 inner sepal 21 stamen 22 style 23 calyx 24 seed. From Correll & Correll 38844 (TEX) 25–31 Convolvulus crenatifolius subsp. montevidensis 25 leaves 26 bracteole 27 outer sepal 28 inner sepal 29 stamen 30 ovary and style 31 capsule. From Hawkes et al. 3263 (K) 32–39 Convolvulus chilensis 32 leaves 33 bracteole 34 calyx 35 outer sepal 36 middle sepal 37 inner sepal 38 stamen 39 ovary and style showing stigma variation. From Cuming s.n. (OXF) 40–46 Convolvulus crenatifolius subsp. crenatifolius 40 leaf 41 outer sepal 42 inner sepal 43 stamen 44 ovary and style 45 capsule 46 seed 40–44 from Buchtien 2450 (K) 45–46 from Wood 17714 (K).
Figure 7 from: Wood JRI, Williams BRM, Mitchell TC, Carine MA, Harris DJ, Scotland RW (2015) A foundation monograph of Convolvulus L. (Convolvulaceae). PhytoKeys 51: 1-278. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.51.7104
Figure 7 - 1–6 Convolvulus farinosus 1 leaf 2 outer sepal 3 middle sepal 4 inner sepal 5 stamen 6 ovary and style. From Voeke 3803 (GOET) 7–14 Convolvulus ocellatus 7 leaf 8 outer sepal 9 middle sepal 10 inner sepal 11 stamen 12 ovary and style 13 bracteoles, calyx and capsule 14 seeds. From Adams 10/1920 (K) 15–22 Convolvulus randii 15 leaf 16 bracteoles 17 outer sepal 18 middle sepal 19 inner sepal 20 stamen 21 ovary and style 22 calyx and capsule. From Leach and Muller 11720 (K) 23–28 Convolvulus aschersonii 23 leaf 24 bracteoles showing flower buds 25 outer sepal 26 inner sepal 27 stamen 28 ovary and style. From Moss 6304 (BM) 29–35 Convolvulus natalensis 29 leaf 30 leaf 31 outer sepal 32 inner sepal 33 stamen 34 ovary and style 35 calyx and capsule 29 & 31–35 from Hilliard 5023 (K) 30 from Drège s.n. (OXF) 36–42 Convolvulus sagittatus 36 leaf 37 outer sepal 38 inner sepal 39 stamen 40 ovary and style 41 calyx and capsule 42 seeds. From Wood 3239 (BM) 43–51 Convolvulus austroafricanus 43 leaf 44 bracteole 45 outer sepal 46 middle sepal 47 inner sepal 48 stamen 49 ovary and style 50 calyx and capsule 51 seed. From Noorgrann 423 (K).
Figure 6 from: Wood JRI, Williams BRM, Mitchell TC, Carine MA, Harris DJ, Scotland RW (2015) A foundation monograph of Convolvulus L. (Convolvulaceae). PhytoKeys 51: 1-278. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.51.7104
Figure 6 - 1–6 Convolvulus kilimandschari 1 leaf 2 outer sepal 3 inner sepal 4 calyx 5 stamen 6 ovary and style. From Gilbert 1086 (K) 7–16 Convolvulus thunbergii 7 leaf 8 leaf 9 bracteoles 10 outer sepal 11 middle sepal 12 inner sepal 13 stamen 14 ovary and style 15 capsule 16 seeds 7 & 10–14 from Schlieben 7092 (K) 8–9 & 15–16 from MacOwan 586 (K) 17–22 Convolvulus capensis 17 leaf 18 leaf 19 outer sepal 20 inner sepal 21 stamen 22 ovary and style 17 from Drège s.n. (OXF) 18–22 from Bolus 9971 (K) 23–31 Convolvulus dregeanus 23 leaves 24 bracteoles 25 outer sepal 26 middle sepal 27 inner sepal 28 stamen 29 ovary and style 30 capsule 31 seeds. From Gemmell 7/11/1949 (K) 32–40 Convolvulus argillicola 32 leaf 33 bracteole 34 outer sepal 35 middle sepal 36 inner sepal 37 stamen 38 ovary and style 39 capsule 40 seed. From Seydel 4170 (K).
Figure 5 from: Wood JRI, Williams BRM, Mitchell TC, Carine MA, Harris DJ, Scotland RW (2015) A foundation monograph of Convolvulus L. (Convolvulaceae). PhytoKeys 51: 1-278. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.51.7104
Figure 5 - 1–7 Convolvulus galaticus 1 leaves 2 bracteole 3 outer epal 4 middle sepal 5 inner sepal 6 stamen 7 ovary and style 1 from Siehe 182 (W) 2–7 from Bourgeau 171 (W) 8–13 Convolvulus germaniciae 8 leaf 9 bracteole 10 outer sepal 11 middle sepal 12 inner sepal 13 ovary and style. From Haussknecht s.n. (W) 14–22 Convolvulus coelesyriacus 14 leaves 15 bracteole 16 outer sepal 17 middle sepal 18 inner sepal 19 stamen 20 ovary and style 21 capsule 22 seed 14 from Davis 2979 (E) 15–20 from Davis 3033 (E) 21–22 from Meyer & Dinsmore 3619 (L) 23–30 Convolvulus althaeoides subsp. althaeoides 23 leaves 24 bracteole 25 outer sepal 26 inner sepal 27 stamen 28 ovary and style 29 capsule 30 seed 23–28 from van Soest 131 (L) 29–30 from Boulos s.n. (CAIM) 31–38 Convolvulus pitardii 31leaf and flower showing short peduncle and bracteoles 32 outer sepal 33 middle sepal 34 inner sepal 35 stamen 36 ovary and style 37 capsule 38 seed 31 from Souvage 2412 (RAB) 32–36 from Souvage 2413 (RAB) 37–38 from Souvage 14933 (RAB) 39–47 Convolvulus glaouorum 39 leaves 40 bracteole 41 outer sepal 42 middle sepal 43 inner sepal 44 stamen 45 ovary and style 46 capsule 47 seed. From Sauvage & Vindt 2412 (RAB).
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