Concentration of NH₄⁺, NO₂^-, Fe(II), and Fe(III) over 20 days of incubation in the liquid iFeN media with <i>Acidimicrobiaceae</i> sp. A6.

<p>The values represent the mean and standard error (n = 3).</p

Amount of NH₄⁺ removal (black) and Fe(III) reduction (white) over 14 days of incubation with <i>Acidimicrobiaceae</i> sp. A6.

<p>Under different (a) pH values, (b) iron source, (c) carbon source, and (d) AQDS concentions. The values represent the mean and standard error (n = 3).</p

Phylogenetic tree derived from neighbour-joining analysis of partial 16S rRNA sequences.

<p>The tree was constructed with 16S rRNA gene sequences from strain A6 (MG589453) and from other bacteria of the <i>Acidimicrobiaceae</i> family. Sequences determined in this study are in bold. Bootstrap values were based on 1000 replicates each and are shown at the nodes with >50% bootstrap support. The scale bar represents 1% sequence divergence.</p

SEM image of strain A6 in an acidic, iron reducing, and ammonia oxidizing culture (iFeN).

<p>SEM image of strain A6 in an acidic, iron reducing, and ammonia oxidizing culture (iFeN).</p

Code_supplement

Zip file containing R code used to prepare and analyze data as well as all input datasets, including the GMP

JablonskiEtAlShapingLatDivGradientSupplTables1&2

Table 1 - Geologic ages of extant marine bivalves, Arctic, Tropical, and Antarctic faunas, with supporting references; Table 2 - extant marine bivalve species in SE Japan and SE Australia, with supporting reference

Data and code to reproduce Dallas et al. "Estimating parasite host range"

This repository contains code and data (only for the Sevilleta LTER) to reproduce the analyses from:<div><br></div><div>> Dallas,T, S Huang, C Nunn, A Park, and JM Drake. 2017. "Estimating parasite host range". Proceedings of the Royal Society B. </div><div><br></div><div>The Global Mammal Parasite Database is available at https://doi.org/10.1002/ecy.1799</div

Supplementary methods, figures and tables from Migratory behaviour predicts greater parasite diversity in ungulates

Additional details on all data collection and analysis; all supplementary figures and tables referenced in main tex

Supplementary methods Supplementary Data 1 (movement data) from Migratory behaviour predicts greater parasite diversity in ungulates

Table of data on the movement strategy of each ungulate host species from published definitions and descriptions; references for these description

Dynamic evolution of high-quality development of service industry in the CCEC and four urban agglomerations.

Dynamic evolution of high-quality development of service industry in the CCEC and four urban agglomerations.</p