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Table 5: Results of the SIMPER Analysis (Taxa That Most Contributed to Dissimilarity Among Diatom Assemblages Between Auvergne and Sardinia and Taxa That Most Contributed to Similarity Among Diatom Assemblages Within Each Geographic Region With Their Percentage Contribution at the Cut-Off Level of 70%).

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Table 3: Dissimilarity Percentages (Lower Diagonal) and the Two Diet Items That Contributed the Most to the Dissimilarity in Diet Between Sites (Upper Diagonal).

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Table 3: SIMPER Analysis Results Showing Meiofaunal Taxa Accounting for Community Dissimilarity Between 0–1 and 1–5 Cm Sediment Depth Layers in the Hikurangi Margin Study Region (Cut-Off Applied at 90% Contribution).

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Strong and Recurring Seasonality Revealed Within Stream Diatom Assemblages

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Table 4: Values of Species Richness (SR), Shannon–Wiener Diversity Index (H′) and Pielou’s Evenness Index (J′) for Diatom Assemblages of Auvergne and Sardinia.

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Figure 1: Assemblages With Common and Rare Taxa.

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Table 2: Core Bacterial Taxa Shared by threeP. Placomussamples and Their Relative Abundance in Each Sample, as a Percentage of the Total Taxa.

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Table 5: SIMPER Results of Dissimilarity (%) Between Functional Traits in Near-Coral Habitats Comprising >50% of the Cumulative the Dissimilarity and Trait-Weighted Mean Densities (Individuals M−2) at Each Habitat.

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Table 4: Summary of Similarity Percentage Analysis (SIMPER) Listing Species That Cumulatively Contribute 90% to the Dissimilarity (Bray Curtis) of the Two Underwater Visual Sampling Methods Based on Square-Root Transformed Density Data.

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Diatom Assemblages Promote Ice Formation in Large Lakes

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Table 3: Dissimilarity Percentages (Lower Diagonal) and the Two Diet Items That Contributed the Most to the Dissimilarity in Diet Between Sites (Upper Diagonal).

Table 3: SIMPER Analysis Results Showing Meiofaunal Taxa Accounting for Community Dissimilarity Between 0–1 and 1–5 Cm Sediment Depth Layers in the Hikurangi Margin Study Region (Cut-Off Applied at 90% Contribution).

Strong and Recurring Seasonality Revealed Within Stream Diatom Assemblages

Table 4: Values of Species Richness (SR), Shannon–Wiener Diversity Index (H′) and Pielou’s Evenness Index (J′) for Diatom Assemblages of Auvergne and Sardinia.

Figure 1: Assemblages With Common and Rare Taxa.

Table 2: Core Bacterial Taxa Shared by threeP. Placomussamples and Their Relative Abundance in Each Sample, as a Percentage of the Total Taxa.

Table 5: SIMPER Results of Dissimilarity (%) Between Functional Traits in Near-Coral Habitats Comprising >50% of the Cumulative the Dissimilarity and Trait-Weighted Mean Densities (Individuals M−2) at Each Habitat.

Table 4: Summary of Similarity Percentage Analysis (SIMPER) Listing Species That Cumulatively Contribute 90% to the Dissimilarity (Bray Curtis) of the Two Underwater Visual Sampling Methods Based on Square-Root Transformed Density Data.

Diatom Assemblages Promote Ice Formation in Large Lakes