Monthly Archives: July 2011

On continua and categories in paleoecology. . .or, an example application of ODP data

Posted on July 14, 2011 by Andy Farke

Today we’re delighted to have a guest post from Dr. Chris Noto, a new assistant professor at University of Wisconsin-Parkside, and an old friend of mine from our graduate school days together at Stony Brook University. Chris has had a … Continue reading →

Posted in Data Exploration, Key Concepts, Relevant Research | 9 Comments

A First Pass at Figures

Posted on July 5, 2011 by Andy Farke

Even though our paper is intended for a technical audience, it is still important to ensure that a broad range of readers can access and understand the information contained within the text. For instance, not even a competent dinosaur paleontologist … Continue reading →

Posted in Figures, Progress Reports | 13 Comments