Self-rated health status of IEMs (%). by Yuping Liu (426572)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>The digital divide does affect the health of IEMs in general and its negative effects tend to decrease significantly with age. In terms of groups, its impact showed noticeable group differences in residence arrangement, public health services and medical insurance coverage. …”

Do file in STATA. by Yuping Liu (426572)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>The digital divide does affect the health of IEMs in general and its negative effects tend to decrease significantly with age. In terms of groups, its impact showed noticeable group differences in residence arrangement, public health services and medical insurance coverage. …”

Results of heterogeneity test. by Yuping Liu (426572)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>The digital divide does affect the health of IEMs in general and its negative effects tend to decrease significantly with age. In terms of groups, its impact showed noticeable group differences in residence arrangement, public health services and medical insurance coverage. …”

Empirical data in STATA. by Yuping Liu (426572)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>The digital divide does affect the health of IEMs in general and its negative effects tend to decrease significantly with age. In terms of groups, its impact showed noticeable group differences in residence arrangement, public health services and medical insurance coverage. …”

Image 1_Temporal trends of community and climate changes in the anthropocene: 21-year dynamics of four major functional groups in a rocky intertidal habitat along the Pacific coast... by Hiroki Sato (105731)

“…We aimed to examine the 21-year trends in regional abundance at both functional-group and species levels, plus their driving mechanisms and their dependence on species properties (thermal niche, calcification status, and vertical niche). Significant temporal trends in abundance were detected at functional-group levels for benthic algae (increasing) and herbivores and carnivores (both decreasing); they followed the temporal population trends of the dominant species. …”

Table 1_Temporal trends of community and climate changes in the anthropocene: 21-year dynamics of four major functional groups in a rocky intertidal habitat along the Pacific coast... by Hiroki Sato (105731)

“…We aimed to examine the 21-year trends in regional abundance at both functional-group and species levels, plus their driving mechanisms and their dependence on species properties (thermal niche, calcification status, and vertical niche). Significant temporal trends in abundance were detected at functional-group levels for benthic algae (increasing) and herbivores and carnivores (both decreasing); they followed the temporal population trends of the dominant species. …”

<b>Feeding Ecology of the Critically Endangered </b><b><i>Gobio insuyanus </i></b><b>(Gobionidae)</b> by Julian E. JOHNSON (20653776)

“…<p dir="ltr">Despite the critical conservation status of the endemic gudgeon <i>Gobio insuyanus</i>, its feeding ecology remained unstudied. …”