Form factor of <i>E. erythropterus</i> (A) and standardized form factor <i>a</i>_3.0 (B) before and after opening the NRE. by Jeong-Soo Gim (18058588)

DOC consumption at T₁₂₀ of the water samples incubations. by Daniel Cuevas-Lara (12188972)

Variation of the potential carbon mineralization (C–CO₂) at T₁₂₀ in the water samples incubations. by Daniel Cuevas-Lara (12188972)

S1 Data - by Beat Knechtle (5504402)

“…For both women and men, the smallest sex difference was least significant in age group 18–24 years for all split disciplines and increased in a U-shaped manner until age group 70–74 years. …”

S2 Data - by Beat Knechtle (5504402)

“…For both women and men, the smallest sex difference was least significant in age group 18–24 years for all split disciplines and increased in a U-shaped manner until age group 70–74 years. …”

Average split and overall race times (HH:MM:SS). by Beat Knechtle (5504402)

“…For both women and men, the smallest sex difference was least significant in age group 18–24 years for all split disciplines and increased in a U-shaped manner until age group 70–74 years. …”

Men-to-women ratio across age groups. by Beat Knechtle (5504402)

“…For both women and men, the smallest sex difference was least significant in age group 18–24 years for all split disciplines and increased in a U-shaped manner until age group 70–74 years. …”

Table_1_Differential microbiome features in lake–river systems of Taihu basin in response to water flow disturbance.xlsx by Peng Xiao (172430)

“…Introduction<p>In riverine ecosystems, dynamic interplay between hydrological conditions, such as flow rate, water level, and rainfall, significantly shape the structure and function of bacterial and microeukaryotic communities, with consequences for biogeochemical cycles and ecological stability. …”

Image_1_Differential microbiome features in lake–river systems of Taihu basin in response to water flow disturbance.pdf by Peng Xiao (172430)

“…Introduction<p>In riverine ecosystems, dynamic interplay between hydrological conditions, such as flow rate, water level, and rainfall, significantly shape the structure and function of bacterial and microeukaryotic communities, with consequences for biogeochemical cycles and ecological stability. …”

Data Sheet 1_Physical study of the response of tidal flat development to the reduction in the input of Yellow River sediment into the sea.doc by Feng Yi (228659)

“…Introduction<p>Over the past three decades, approximately 16% of the world’s tidal flats have been lost. In the Yellow River Delta (YRD), the reduction in sediment supply due to decreased Yellow River discharge has raised concerns regarding the morphological stability of tidal flats.…”

GETM dataset - The major role of riverine outflows in shaping the current and future habitats of Harmful Algal Blooms : the case of the North Sea by Olaf Duteil (20376648)

“…The major role of riverine outflows in shaping the current and future habitats of Harmful Algal Blooms : the case of the North Sea. …”

Data Sheet 1_Stand structure influences understory plant diversity through soil factors: three afforestation types of Masson’s pine in the upper Yangtze River, China.docx by Yongqi Xiang (12548293)

<b>Seasonal Hydrology and Projected Landscape Changes Jointly Shape Future Water Quality in a Typical Watershed of the Three Gorges Reservoir Area</b> by Xiaojun Zhao (22390147)

Table 1_Dynamic evolution and influencing factors of green total factor productivity in the Yangtze River Economic Belt: a study based on the three-stage SBM-ML index model.xlsx by Fei Chen (13690)

“…The study revealed that (1) GTFP exhibits notable spatial disparities among the upper, middle, and lower reaches of the YREB, with the downstream areas showing higher levels than the upstream and midstream areas do. (2) After excluding environmental factors and random errors, the true GTFP level significantly decreases, indicating a notable environmental masking effect, with a masking effect of up to 63.9%. (3) The spatial distribution of GTFP overall shows a “low-high-low-high” pattern from west to east, forming an “N”-shaped spatial pattern. (4) The Tobit model regression results show that government governance enhances GTFP, while economic growth and intergovernmental fiscal decentralization hinder real GTFP. …”