Average and marginal effects of RLM on HWSW. by Yi Yu (28902)

“…Specifically, with every 1% increase in RLM, the likelihood of rural residents’ HWSW will decrease by 3.5%. This effect remains significant after a series of robustness checks. …”

Raw data Mangrove Heterogenity 2024.xls by john sunoj Valiaparambil sebastian (18024514)

“…Significant changes in chlorophyll fluorescence transients (photosystem II [PSII]) with a slight decrease in the redox status of P700 (photosystem I (PSI]) imply a larger impact of cold wave on PSII.…”

Changes in Size and Age of Chinook Salmon <i>Oncorhynchus tshawytscha</i> Returning to Alaska by Bert Lewis (497422)

“…We found that on average these fish have become smaller over the past 30 years (~6 generations), because of a decline in the predominant age at maturity and because of a decrease in age-specific length. …”

Solution and Solid-State Structure of 2- and 4-Bis(trimethylsilyl)methylpyridinium Cations by Kathyrn Hassall (8666118)

“…The rotation barrier about the C_ipso−CH bond, which was measured for both <b>5</b> and <b>7</b> using variable-temperature ¹³C NMR and calculated at the B3LYP/6-311G** level, reveals that steric effects make a larger contribution than hyperconjugative effects to this barrier. …”

Reproductive traits and body condition. by Mary Hagedorn (319120)

“…In fact, the most extreme body condition values (1.73 and 2.47) demonstrated a 75% decrease in sperm concentration.</p>…”

Historical trends of the key variables. by Carlos Zapata (17650)

“…<p>(a) PA has a logarithmic growth. (b) In blue, the coverage of the mangrove forests in the Gulf of Guayaquil, and in orange the trend within the SA which has linear growth. …”

Image_1_Mucosal microbiome of surgically treated terminal ileal Crohn’s disease.tif by Florian N. Loch (17777922)

“…Several significant taxonomic differences were seen at the phylum-, order-, and genus-levels between the formed groups, such as a decrease of Firmicutes (phylum-level) and an increase of Bacteroides and Escherichia/Shigella/Pseudescherichia (genus-level) in CD study – colon vs. the non-CD control – colon (p ≤ 0.05). …”

Image1_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.png by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Lawrence Estuary, is the largest estuarine system in North America. It is a biologically productive sea and an important fishing ground in Canada. …”

Image_3_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.png by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Lawrence Estuary, is the largest estuarine system in North America. It is a biologically productive sea and an important fishing ground in Canada. …”

Image2_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.png by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Lawrence Estuary, is the largest estuarine system in North America. It is a biologically productive sea and an important fishing ground in Canada. …”

Image4_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.png by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Lawrence Estuary, is the largest estuarine system in North America. It is a biologically productive sea and an important fishing ground in Canada. …”

Table4_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.docx by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Lawrence Estuary, is the largest estuarine system in North America. It is a biologically productive sea and an important fishing ground in Canada. …”

Image_1_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.png by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Lawrence Estuary, is the largest estuarine system in North America. It is a biologically productive sea and an important fishing ground in Canada. …”

Table_2_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.docx by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Lawrence Estuary, is the largest estuarine system in North America. It is a biologically productive sea and an important fishing ground in Canada. …”

Image5_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.png by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Lawrence Estuary, is the largest estuarine system in North America. It is a biologically productive sea and an important fishing ground in Canada. …”

Image6_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.png by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Lawrence Estuary, is the largest estuarine system in North America. It is a biologically productive sea and an important fishing ground in Canada. …”

Image_6_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.png by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Lawrence Estuary, is the largest estuarine system in North America. It is a biologically productive sea and an important fishing ground in Canada. …”

Data_Sheet_2_The Evolutionary Patterns of Genome Size in Ensifera (Insecta: Orthoptera).pdf by Hao Yuan (502114)

“…In our study, we used flow cytometry to determine the genome size of 32 species of Ensifera, the smallest one being only 1C = 0.952 pg with the largest species up to 1C = 19.135 pg, representing a 20-fold range. …”

DataSheet_1_Two treatment methods on Ulva prolifera bloom result in distinctively different ecological effects in coastal environment.docx by Shuhang Dong (12521752)

“…<p>Green tides Ulva prolifera have broken out in the Yellow Sea for more than 10 years, becoming a periodic ecological disaster. The largest-ever green tide that occurred in 2021 promoted innovation in treatment methods. …”

The usAHP involves multiple mechanisms driven by different activity signals. by Sarah Pellizzari (14493311)

“…Neurons with stable R_in have an usAHP driven by spiking, and usAHPs with the largest R_in decreases persist without spiking. …”