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Paper figure showing methodology for a primate memory study. It is broken into three sections: equipment, training phase 1 and training phase 2. In each training phase a monkey must choose between a low value reward box and a box which has either a p
Paper figure showing methodology of large scale audio sampling of birds around the Osa peninsula for a machine learning project. Underneath maps show different sampling areas.
Paper figure showing carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide emissions from ditch and canal systems. Each canal system is shown in cross section with graph pull outs for the emissions.
A graphic showing the relationship within climate research of user groups and enabling infrastructure.
A multipanel figure with graphs detailing variations in morphological measurements of plants in sympatric and allopatric pairs. The graphs are a range of bar plots and scatter plots.
A figure showing the interconnected relationship between the economy, bank, government, and markets. Each interconnected 'island' has its own representative illustration.
A mix of graphs (line graph, bar chart, and pie charts) containing information about North Atlantic right whales.
A 3 panel figure showing the relationship between fossil specimens, outcrop/borehole data, and planetary models through bold illustrations. A green highlight connects all three together.
A 3 panel figure showing the framework of multi-capital leadership theory. Brightly coloured illustrations of people demonstrate each phase.
A multipanel figure showing a physics experiment set up for x-ray phase contrast microscopy, example images, and graphical outputs of the experiment.
A figure showing the skeletal anatomy of a kangaroo ankle, posed at different angles (90-120 degrees).
A landscape infographic figure showing the movement of old carbon from land to atmosphere by global river systems. The landscape is labelled with the movement of the carbon.
A 3 panel figure demonstrating the near, mid, and long term future goals of a biodegradable sensor project. The graphic shows the sensors collecting different data out in the field.
A figure showing the internal anatomy and morphological correlates of a hummingbird during different stages of feeding.

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