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Data from: Convergence and variation in tree growth trends at the aggregate level
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Supplementary dataset for the paper "A time window averaging method to mitigate the impact of shell growth trends on Tridacna d18O records".
<p>Data and code for the paper "A time window averaging method to mitigate the impact of shell growth trends on Tridacna δ18O records". We have included an example in the pseudo-Tridacna package v2.1 to demonstrate how users can generate pseudo-Tridacna series.</p>
Figure 5. A in Strategies for size and growth in butterflies (Insecta: Lepidoptera): counterintuitive trends and unique solutions to achieving maturity
Figure 5. A summary of factors envisaged underlying increased size for short development times in British butterflies. Large size and slow development have repercussions for conspicuousness to enemies and lead to adaptations for defence and faster growth with envisaged impact on annual rate of increase (ry), including effects via adult size, egg size and fecundity. Broad grey arrows, basic inputs from abiotic and biotic factors; narrow grey arrows, influences on adults and population changes. Variable abbreviations as in Table 1.
Figure 3 in Strategies for size and growth in butterflies (Insecta: Lepidoptera): counterintuitive trends and unique solutions to achieving maturity
Figure 3. Relationship of larval development time (logLDT2) to pupal size (logPS) in British butterflies. Families: triangles Hesperiidae, large circles Papilionidae, small circles Pieridae, diamonds Lycaenidae, large squares non-satyrine Nymphalidae, small squares Satyrinae; open symbols/continuous regression line, overwintering as eggs, pupae or adults; closed symbols/broken regression line, overwintering as larvae. Species: Carterocephalus palaemon Cpal; Thymelicus sylvestris Tsyl; Thymelicus lineola Tlin; Thymelicus acteon Tact; Hesperia comma Hcom; Ochlodes sylvanus Osyl; Erynnis tages Etag; Pyrgus malvae Pmal; Papilio machaon britannicus Pmac; Leptidea sinapis Lsin; Gonepteryx rhamni Grha; Colias croceus Ccro; Pieris brassicae Pbra; Pieris rapae Prap; Pieris napi Pnap; Anthocharis cardamines Acar; Callophrys rubi Crub; Thecla betulae Tbet; Favonius quercus Fque; Satyrium w-album Swal; Satyrium pruni Spru; Lycaena phlaeas Lphl; Lycaena dispar Ldis; Cupido minimus Cmin; Plebejus argus Parg; Aricia agestis Aage; Aricia artaxerxes Aart; Polyommatus icarus Pica; Polyommatus coridon Pcor; Polyommatus bellargus Pbel; Celastrina argiolus Carg; Maculinea arion Mari; Hamearis lucina Hluc; Limenitis camilla Lcam; Apatura iris Airi; Aglais urticae Aurt; Inachis io Iio; Polygonia c-album Pcal; Nymphalis polychloros Npol; Vanessa atalanta Vata; Vanessa cardui Vcar; Boloria selene Bsel; Boloria euphrosyne Beup; Argynnis adippe Aadi; Argynnis aglaja Aagl; Argynnis paphia Apap; Euphydryas aurinia Eaur; Melitaea cinxia Mcin; Melitaea athalia Math; Pararge aegeria Paeg; Lasiommata megera Lmeg; Erebia epiphron Eepi; Erebia aethiops Eaet; Melanargia galathea Mgal; Hipparchia semele Hsem; Pyronia tithonus Ptit; Maniola jurtina Mjur; Aphantopus hyperantus Ahyp; Coenonympha pamphilus Cpam; Coenonympha tullia Ctul.
Figure 2 in Strategies for size and growth in butterflies (Insecta: Lepidoptera): counterintuitive trends and unique solutions to achieving maturity
Figure 2. Co-inertia plot for variables associated with larval development times, growth rates and mature size in British butterflies. Active variables, black symbols; supplementary variables, open symbols. Numbers following variable names indicate state of variable (see Table 1). Variances: axis 1 73.3%, axis 2 18.7%.
Figure 1 in Strategies for size and growth in butterflies (Insecta: Lepidoptera): counterintuitive trends and unique solutions to achieving maturity
Figure 1. The triangular relationship linking mature larval size, average growth rates and development time. Larvae have some capacity of varying each of the three variables independently, increasing the options for independent growth scenarios and reducing the impact of trade-offs (antagonistic selection). Key drivers are shown as bold arrows with lesser influences shown as other arrows (continuous lines and broken lines). A selection of abiotic and biotic inputs compete for changes (+, −) between the three variables in the triangular association, which may also be driven by basic developmental adaptations (voltinism or number of broods, larval moults, number of larval instars, and the presence/absence of larval diapauses or larval overwintering); the impact of these variables, especially on development time, is complicated by whether development to full size (pre-pupal stage) has been completed or not by diapause. See Table 1 for variable names.
Figure 4 in Strategies for size and growth in butterflies (Insecta: Lepidoptera): counterintuitive trends and unique solutions to achieving maturity
Figure 4. Comparison of size and development times in families of British butterflies. Continuous line (pupal length, logPS); dashed line, development time (logLDT2). Means and 95% confidence limits. Papilionidae (Papilio machaon) excluded.
Database fro papers entitled Disease and viruses as negative factor prohibiting the growth of broiler chicken embryo as research topic trend: a bibliometric review
<p>This database of documents used for analysis using bibliometric review were downloaded from Scopus website. The data was used for a published paper in F1000 Research journal with intended title. This data can be downloaded and reproduced for research purpose </p>
Data from: A novel growth model evaluating age-size effect on long-term trends in tree growth.
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Alpine and Arctic tundra shrub populations show similar ontogenetic growth trends but differing absolute growth rates and lifespan
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EXPLORING GLOBAL TRENDS IN FAITH-BASED TRAVEL: THE SPREAD OF ZIYARAH AND THE GROWTH OF HALAL TOURISM
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