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Christie's Sappho Brochure: Page 13 Image 3
— 2020-02-23 These files present the metadata extracted from the third .jpg image on page 13 of the Christie's Sappho brochure PDF file. The metadata was extracted using Exiftool, running the command >exiftool -h *.jpg -w htm (where * is the filename). The .htm file was then formatted and saved as a .pdf.
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Mincome Longitudinal Labour Market Data (Minc4)
— 2017-01-03 This is a longitudinal file that records labour market interactions of household heads and all non-head household members over the age of 15. Consult the Minc4 code book.
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The New World diversification and origins of the Buckeye butterflies (genus Junonia, Nymphalidae: Nymphalini)
— 2022-03-10 The New World buckeye butterflies (genus Junonia) are valuable experimental model organisms, but the taxonomy of this group has been problematic and contentious. I have clarified the taxonomy of the Junonia species in the Western Hemisphere using molecular and morphological data from contemporary and museum collections, with a focus on the South American Junonia species. To do this, I have developed and validated a restriction-digest based digest mode of mitochondrial genotyping for use with both contemporary and historical specimens, An improved taxonomy will encourage and support further comparative biology research in Junonia. I have also explored the hypothesis that Junonia populations in the New World comprise a ring species, but this notion is not valid as geneflow between species is ongoing and contrary to the predictions of the ring species hypothesis, no discontinuity in gene flow was detected based on mitochondrial genotype data. To clarify the relationships among Junonia species and address the issue of the origins of the New World Junonia, an extensive molecular phylogenetic analysis was completed using both full mitogenome and nuclear rRNA repeat sequences. Like previous molecular phylogenies based on much smaller data sets, the species level relationships of the New World Junonia were inconclusive because they were obscured by recent divergence of lineages and gene flow between species. Based on full mitogenome and rRNA repeat phylogenies, I was able to add additional support for a trans-Pacific route of Asian species responsible for the New World Junonia diversification, though some data suggest that genetic contributions from trans-Atlantic migrants from other Junonia lineages is also possible. The New World Junonia may be an example of lineage hybridization contributing to rapid diversification and adaptive radiation.
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Christie's Sappho Brochure: Page 22 Image
— 2020-02-23 These files present the metadata extracted from the .jpg image on page 22 of the Christie's Sappho brochure PDF file. The metadata was extracted using Exiftool, running the command >exiftool -h *.jpg -w htm (where * is the filename). The .htm file was then formatted and saved as a .pdf.
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Christie's Sappho Brochure: Page 21 Image
— 2020-02-23 These files present the metadata extracted from the .jpg image on page 21 of the Christie's Sappho brochure PDF file. The metadata was extracted using Exiftool, running the command >exiftool -h *.jpg -w htm (where * is the filename). The .htm file was then formatted and saved as a .pdf.
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Barnett shale COMSOL data
— 2021-03-31 A fully coupled hydro-mechanical linear poroelasticity of basal Hot Shale section at depth of 2600 m in Barnett shale was studied using finite element simulations with COMSOL Multiphysics.
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Christie's Sappho Brochure: Page 5 Image
— 2020-02-23 These files present the metadata extracted from the .jpg image on page 5 of the Christie's Sappho brochure PDF file. The metadata was extracted using Exiftool, running the command >exiftool -h *.jpg -w htm (where * is the filename). The .htm file was then formatted and saved as a .pdf.
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Neural correlates of perceptual grouping.
— 2021-01-06 Carther-Krone, T.A., Lawrence-Dewar, J., Collegio, A.J., Nah, J.C., Shomstein, S, & Marotta, J.J. Neural correlates of perceptual grouping under conditions of preattention and divided-attention.
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Space Experience Reports
— 2016-11-02 This dataset comprises the reports submitted to Heads of libraries after visits to each library to assess the students space in each library. Assessment committee members: Les Moor, Marie Speare, Vicki Albrecht, Gary Strike, Tania Gottschalk.
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Self-compassion, alexithymia, and empathy data variables
— 2020-01-30 This spreadsheet contains data from 600 university students on measures tapping into self-compassion (Self Compassion Scale; Neff, 2003), alexithymia (Bermond-Vorst Alexithymia Questionnaire; Vorst & Bermond, 2001), and empathy (Interpersonal Reactivity Index; Davis, 1980). Information about participant sex is also provided.

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