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Quantitative data and plotting code for Nanes et al. 2024
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Forest plot
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Figure 7. – Functional biodiversity plot for 31,134 in A simple framework for the exploration of functional biodiversity
Figure 7. – Functional biodiversity plot for 31,134 species of fishes with body weight, productivity and trophic level information in Fish- Base. The colours indicate the trophic groups from herbivore (dark green) to top predator (red) as described in Fig. 4. The width of the bars reflects the number of species in a trophic group, with cell width representing 2,000 species. Larger numbers per group are indicated by a number within pointy brackets. The numbers in the upper-right corners indicate the number of species assigned to a cell and the median evolutionary age (in millions of years) of the Orders the species belong to. The numbers left of the rows and below the columns indicate the sum of the respective species. The blue arrow indicates an evolutionary axis from few large and old species with low or very low productivity to many small and medium-sized recently evolved species with high productivity.
Supplemental File 9: Forest Plots of pairwise comparisons of NRS modes as primary support in preterm neonates for Treatment Failure
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Figure 1. PCoA plot for the 22 in Morphological, sensory and biochemical characteristics of summer apple genotypes
Figure 1. PCoA plot for the 22 analyzed summer apple genotypes and cv. Summerred (the genotype number codes on the plot refer to morphological and biochemical data).
Draft version of poposed images and plotting code of manuscript: Stray light correction and enhancement of nocturnal low-light image of early-morning-orbiting Fengyun-3E satellite
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Figure S1. Funnel Plot of Logit Transformation of Proportions Against its Standard Errors for Detecting Publication Bias
<p>Figure S1. Funnel Plot of Logit Transformation of Proportions Against its Standard Errors for Detecting Publication Bias, Provided as Supplementary Material for Assessing Publication Bias in the Study of Worldwide Prevalence of Internet Addiction Among Medical Students by Zhandos Salpynov and Co-Authors.</p> <p> </p>
Rotating PCA plots
<p>Rotating PCA plots.</p>
Volcano Plot (training data)
<p>Files for a Galaxy volcano plot tutorial</p>
Supplementary material 1 from: Petersen M, Glöckler F, Hoffmann J (2019) Harmonizing plot data with collection data. Research Ideas and Outcomes 5: e33509. https://doi.org/10.3897/rio.5.e33509
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Figure 1 from: Petersen M, Glöckler F, Hoffmann J (2019) Harmonizing plot data with collection data. Research Ideas and Outcomes 5: e33509. https://doi.org/10.3897/rio.5.e33509
Figure 1 First version of an application schema for plot-based data. Shown is a list of terms, their relations, and partly their cardinality important for habitat and biotope mapping (status: 30 May 2018, end of the workshop). Given is the flipchart diagram created during the workshop (see Table 1 for english translation of terms).
test - supplementary plots
<p>Supplementary plots for the paper</p>
Plot data for the paper "Jets in the Magnetosheath: IMF Control of Where They Occur"
<p>Plot data for the histograms, 2D maps and bar plot of the paper "Jets in the Magnetosheath: IMF Control of Where They Occur" by L.Vuorinen, H. Hietala, and F. Plaschke. Please contact L. Vuorinen (lakavu@utu.fi) for additional information.</p>
Fig. 1 in The Distribution of Soil Testate Amoebae under Winter Snow Cover at the Plot-scale Level in Arctic Tundra (Qeqertarsuaq/Disko Island, West Greenland)
Fig. 1. The map of soil sampling (57 samples) for the study on distribution of soil testate amoebae within an 8 × 15 m plot located in an arctic tundra on Qeqertarsuaq/Disko Island (West Greenland).
Fig. 3 in The Distribution of Soil Testate Amoebae under Winter Snow Cover at the Plot-scale Level in Arctic Tundra (Qeqertarsuaq/Disko Island, West Greenland)
Fig. 3. Maps of the univariate characteristics of the soil testate amoeba assemblage (A – log (total concentration, × 103 empty shells g–1 of e dry soil weight); B – species number (taxa sample–1); C – Shannon-Wiener's diversity index; D – Pielou's evenness index) plotted against their spatial coordinates at 57 sampling locations within an 8 × 15 m plot in an arctic tundra in Qeqertarsuaq/Disko Island (West Greenland). All data are centred on 0, so square sizes are proportional to the deviations from the mean values at the plot. Open symbols are used for negative values and the filled symbols are used for positive values. Spatial patterns are visualised as aggregations of similar size and colour.
Fig. 2. Plots A-B in Adaptations, life-history traits and ecological mechanisms of parasites to survive extremes and environmental unpredictability in the face of climate change
Fig. 2. Plots A-B. Hypothetical thermal curves of the free-living stages of two parasite populations with different thermal adaptation histories and similar thermal optimum (highest point in the curve). The blue curve represents a population adapted to a highly variable environment and the orange curve a population adapted to a less variable environment. The dashed black line is a hypothetical current mean temperature in the environment and the dashed grey line represents an increased mean temperature as a consequence of climate change. In plot A, the historical temperature sits close to the thermal optimum in both populations, and an increase in temperature results in a decrease in parasite performance, which is greater for the parasite adapted to the less variable environment. In plot B, the historical temperature is well below the thermal optimum of both parasites, and an increase in temperature results in improved performance for both parasites. In both scenarios, an increase in mean temperature causes a much higher relative change in performance in the population from the less variable environment as indicated in the difference in size among the shade areas. Plot C shows the hypothetical temperature and thermal development ranges for the free-living stages of parasites inhabiting three different latitudes. The temperature range increases with latitude but the development range of parasites does not because, although the thermal range in high latitudes is wider, a large portion of this range occurs <0 ◦C. While parasites from high latitudes might be highly resistant to freezing temperatures, they are also more vulnerable to high temperatures. (For interpretation of the references to colour in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the Web version of this article.)
The detection frequency of humans plotted against the detection frequency of cattle herds at each camp number demonstrating a strong linear correlation, as tested using a Pearson's linear correlation test.
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Data used to plot figures in dFe diagnostics
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Forest plots of pairwise comparisons from original studies for the primary outcomes limited to studies with low ROB only
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Maisernte am Wangemer Wald, Mitte des Kantons Zürich, Schweiz (harvesting mais corn on a small plot in Switzerland)
<p>Watch the fox minute 02:21 escaping from the remainder of the small field ...</p>
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International Brain Laboratory public data
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OpenNeuro
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