Search Results - "Tweddle, John C"
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The diversity and evolution of ecological and environmental citizen science
Published in PloS one (03-04-2017)“…Citizen science-the involvement of volunteers in data collection, analysis and interpretation-simultaneously supports research and public engagement with…”
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Global patterns in seed size
Published in Global ecology and biogeography (01-01-2007)“…Aim To provide the first global quantification of the slope and shape of the latitudinal gradient in seed mass, and to determine whether global patterns in…”
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brief history of seed size
Published in Science (American Association for the Advancement of Science) (28-01-2005)“…Improved phylogenies and the accumulation of broad comparative data sets have opened the way for phylogenetic analyses to trace trait evolution in major groups…”
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Factors that shape seed mass evolution
Published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences - PNAS (26-07-2005)“…We used correlated divergence analysis to determine which factors have been most closely associated with changes in seed mass during seed plant evolution. We…”
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Boosting biodiversity in school grounds: a theory of change
Published in ARPHA proceedings (01-09-2024)“…The National Education Nature Park aims to involve every nursery, school, and college in England in enhancing the biodiversity on their site, whilst supporting…”
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Ecological Aspects of Seed Desiccation Sensitivity
Published in The Journal of ecology (01-04-2003)“…1 The ability of seeds to survive desiccation is an important functional trait and is an integral part of plant regeneration ecology. Despite this, the topic…”
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OPAL bugs count survey: exploring the effects of urbanisation and habitat characteristics using citizen science
Published in Urban ecosystems (01-12-2015)“…Citizen science projects can gather datasets with observation counts and spatiotemporal coverage far in excess of what can easily be achieved using only…”
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Multivariate statistical and other approaches for the separation of cereal from wild Poaceae pollen using a large Holocene dataset
Published in Vegetation history and archaeobotany (01-04-2005)“…The separation of the pollen of wild Poaceae species from that of domesticated cereal crops is of considerable importance to palynologists studying Holocene…”
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Contributions to conservation outcomes by natural history museum-led citizen science: Examining evidence and next steps
Published in Biological conservation (01-04-2017)“…Through their unique combination of specimen collections, scientific and public education expertise, and wide audience reach and trust, natural history museums…”
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Response to Comment on "A Brief History of Seed Size"
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Pollen preservation zones as an interpretative tool in Holocene palynology
Published in Review of palaeobotany and palynology (01-06-2010)“…Numerous taphonomic and statistical factors influence the composition of the palynological record and the interpretation of pollen count data is far from…”
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Comment on "A brief history of seed size"
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RESEARCH PAPER: Global patterns in seed size
Published in Global ecology and biogeography (01-01-2007)“…Aim: To provide the first global quantification of the slope and shape of the latitudinal gradient in seed mass, and to determine whether global patterns in…”
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Global patterns in seed size
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A high resolution palynological study of the holocene vegetational development of central holderness, eastern yorkshire, with particular emphasis on the detection of prehistoric human activity
Published 01-01-2000“…Compared to upland areas and Scotland, the Holocene vegetational history of lowland England is poorly known. This is particularly the case for the region of…”
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