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Figure 3: (A) Plastic Debris Found in the Sperm Whale Stomach. Scale: Each Square Measures 1 × 1 Cm. (B) Drinking Cup, and (C) Food Wrapper With Origins From Indonesia.
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Table 1: Number, Percentage Total by Number (PT), Average Estimated Dorsal Mantle Length (DML) and Estimated Mass of Prey Items Found in the Sperm Whale Stomach.
Figure 1: Total Organic Carbon (G/Kg) Present in the (A) 0–30 Cm, (B) 0–10 Cm, (C) 10–20 Cm, (D) 20–30 Cm Soil Layer.
Figure 4: Late Pleistocene Passerines From Liang Bua, Continued (Scale Bars 1 Cm).
Table S1: Cephalopods and LRL of Beaks in Sperm Whale Stomach
Figure 1: Example Stimuli From Each Stimulus Category Used in Experiments 1 and 2.
Figure 1: Analysis of DEmRNAs (A, C) and DEcircRNAs (B, D).
Figure 3: Composition of Microbiota at the Genus Level in Stomach Mucosa of C. L. Pidschian (A) and C. L. Pravdinellus (B).
Figure 6: (A) Depth (Cm) vs. 40K Activity (Bq Cm−1) and (B) Depth (Cm) vs. 226Ra Activity (Bq Cm−1) in Average Soil Profiles From the Ambient (Open Circles) and Elevated-Co2 (Filled Circles) Plots at the Oak Ridge FACE Site.
