cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25375/uct.23261621
title: <strong>All savanna islands of fertility are not equal: colonial birds influence soil nutrient stoichiometries with consequences for tree seedling growth</strong>

description: Islands of fertility associated with tree/shrub patches in arid grasslands create spatial heterogeneity of soil nutrients. Faunal activities under these trees/shrubs may contribute to diverse characteristics of these fertile patches of soil due to different faecal inputs. This study used the islands of fertility created by camelthorn <em>Vachellia erioloba</em> and shepherd <em>Boscia albitrunca</em> trees (tree islands of fertility- TIFs) and also trees that host sociable weavers <em>Philetairus socius</em> (bird islands of fertility-BIFs) in the Kalahari Desert to understand the diversity in islands of fertility. We hypothesized that grasslands, the tree islands of fertility (TIFs), and the bird islands of fertility (BIFs) differ in both the concentrations and stoichiometries of soil nutrients due to the sources of nutrients and that this subsequently determines the growth and foliar nutrient concentrations and stoichiometries of plants that grow on these soils. We predicted seedlings grown on soils from BIFs would have greater growth, higher biomass yield, and higher foliar nutrients than TIFs and Grasslands. We sampled and grew camelthorn seedlings in soils from BIFs, TIFs, and matrix grasslands. Despite the higher soil nutrients in TIFs than in grasslands, there were no significant differences in seedling growth. However, we observed significantly higher seedling growth in BIF soils compared to TIF soils. Seedlings grown in soils from BIFs and grasslands allocated more growth to shoots and roots, respectively,while TIFs were intermediate. The foliar nutrient stoichiometries of seedlings grown in BIF soils were similar to the stoichiometric ratios in BIF soils and sociable weaver faecal matter. This shows that the faecal input of the sociable weaver accounts for the growth differences in these islands of fertility. The ecological engineering activities of the sociable weaver address nutrient limitations essential for camelthorn seedling growth, which TIFsoils could not address despite the high faecal input of mammals.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23266500
title: tuva_darkhad_parent_offspring_dyads_anonymized.csv from Inheritance and inequality among nomads of South Siberia

description: At the headwaters of the Yenisei River in Tuva and northern Mongolia, nomadic pastoralists move between camps in a seasonal rotation that facilitates their animals' access to high-quality grasses and shelter. The use and informal ownership of these camps depending on season helps illustrate evolutionary and ecological principals underlying variation in property relations. Given relatively stable patterns of precipitation and returns to capital improvement, families generally benefit from reusing the same camps year after year. We show that locations with higher economic defensibility and capital investment—winter camps and camps located in mountain/river valleys—are claimed and inherited more frequently than summer camps and camps located in open steppe. Camps are inherited patrilineally and matrilineally at a ratio of 2 : 1. Despite its practical importance, camp inheritance is not associated with livestock wealth today, which is better predicted by education and wealth outside the pastoral economy. The relationship between the livestock wealth of parents and their adult children is significantly positive, but relatively low compared to other pastoralists. The degree of inequality in livestock wealth, however, is very close to that of other pastoralists. This is understandable considering the durability and defensibility of animal wealth and economies of scale common across pastoralists.This article is part of the theme issue ‘Evolutionary ecology of inequality’.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23266500.v1
title: tuva_darkhad_parent_offspring_dyads_anonymized.csv from Inheritance and inequality among nomads of South Siberia

description: At the headwaters of the Yenisei River in Tuva and northern Mongolia, nomadic pastoralists move between camps in a seasonal rotation that facilitates their animals' access to high-quality grasses and shelter. The use and informal ownership of these camps depending on season helps illustrate evolutionary and ecological principals underlying variation in property relations. Given relatively stable patterns of precipitation and returns to capital improvement, families generally benefit from reusing the same camps year after year. We show that locations with higher economic defensibility and capital investment—winter camps and camps located in mountain/river valleys—are claimed and inherited more frequently than summer camps and camps located in open steppe. Camps are inherited patrilineally and matrilineally at a ratio of 2 : 1. Despite its practical importance, camp inheritance is not associated with livestock wealth today, which is better predicted by education and wealth outside the pastoral economy. The relationship between the livestock wealth of parents and their adult children is significantly positive, but relatively low compared to other pastoralists. The degree of inequality in livestock wealth, however, is very close to that of other pastoralists. This is understandable considering the durability and defensibility of animal wealth and economies of scale common across pastoralists.This article is part of the theme issue ‘Evolutionary ecology of inequality’.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23266503.v1
title: tuva_darkhad_camps_anonymized.csv from Inheritance and inequality among nomads of South Siberia

description: At the headwaters of the Yenisei River in Tuva and northern Mongolia, nomadic pastoralists move between camps in a seasonal rotation that facilitates their animals' access to high-quality grasses and shelter. The use and informal ownership of these camps depending on season helps illustrate evolutionary and ecological principals underlying variation in property relations. Given relatively stable patterns of precipitation and returns to capital improvement, families generally benefit from reusing the same camps year after year. We show that locations with higher economic defensibility and capital investment—winter camps and camps located in mountain/river valleys—are claimed and inherited more frequently than summer camps and camps located in open steppe. Camps are inherited patrilineally and matrilineally at a ratio of 2 : 1. Despite its practical importance, camp inheritance is not associated with livestock wealth today, which is better predicted by education and wealth outside the pastoral economy. The relationship between the livestock wealth of parents and their adult children is significantly positive, but relatively low compared to other pastoralists. The degree of inequality in livestock wealth, however, is very close to that of other pastoralists. This is understandable considering the durability and defensibility of animal wealth and economies of scale common across pastoralists.This article is part of the theme issue ‘Evolutionary ecology of inequality’.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23266503
title: tuva_darkhad_camps_anonymized.csv from Inheritance and inequality among nomads of South Siberia

description: At the headwaters of the Yenisei River in Tuva and northern Mongolia, nomadic pastoralists move between camps in a seasonal rotation that facilitates their animals' access to high-quality grasses and shelter. The use and informal ownership of these camps depending on season helps illustrate evolutionary and ecological principals underlying variation in property relations. Given relatively stable patterns of precipitation and returns to capital improvement, families generally benefit from reusing the same camps year after year. We show that locations with higher economic defensibility and capital investment—winter camps and camps located in mountain/river valleys—are claimed and inherited more frequently than summer camps and camps located in open steppe. Camps are inherited patrilineally and matrilineally at a ratio of 2 : 1. Despite its practical importance, camp inheritance is not associated with livestock wealth today, which is better predicted by education and wealth outside the pastoral economy. The relationship between the livestock wealth of parents and their adult children is significantly positive, but relatively low compared to other pastoralists. The degree of inequality in livestock wealth, however, is very close to that of other pastoralists. This is understandable considering the durability and defensibility of animal wealth and economies of scale common across pastoralists.This article is part of the theme issue ‘Evolutionary ecology of inequality’.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23266506
title: tuva_darkhad_households_anonymized.csv from Inheritance and inequality among nomads of South Siberia

description: At the headwaters of the Yenisei River in Tuva and northern Mongolia, nomadic pastoralists move between camps in a seasonal rotation that facilitates their animals' access to high-quality grasses and shelter. The use and informal ownership of these camps depending on season helps illustrate evolutionary and ecological principals underlying variation in property relations. Given relatively stable patterns of precipitation and returns to capital improvement, families generally benefit from reusing the same camps year after year. We show that locations with higher economic defensibility and capital investment—winter camps and camps located in mountain/river valleys—are claimed and inherited more frequently than summer camps and camps located in open steppe. Camps are inherited patrilineally and matrilineally at a ratio of 2 : 1. Despite its practical importance, camp inheritance is not associated with livestock wealth today, which is better predicted by education and wealth outside the pastoral economy. The relationship between the livestock wealth of parents and their adult children is significantly positive, but relatively low compared to other pastoralists. The degree of inequality in livestock wealth, however, is very close to that of other pastoralists. This is understandable considering the durability and defensibility of animal wealth and economies of scale common across pastoralists.This article is part of the theme issue ‘Evolutionary ecology of inequality’.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23266506.v1
title: tuva_darkhad_households_anonymized.csv from Inheritance and inequality among nomads of South Siberia

description: At the headwaters of the Yenisei River in Tuva and northern Mongolia, nomadic pastoralists move between camps in a seasonal rotation that facilitates their animals' access to high-quality grasses and shelter. The use and informal ownership of these camps depending on season helps illustrate evolutionary and ecological principals underlying variation in property relations. Given relatively stable patterns of precipitation and returns to capital improvement, families generally benefit from reusing the same camps year after year. We show that locations with higher economic defensibility and capital investment—winter camps and camps located in mountain/river valleys—are claimed and inherited more frequently than summer camps and camps located in open steppe. Camps are inherited patrilineally and matrilineally at a ratio of 2 : 1. Despite its practical importance, camp inheritance is not associated with livestock wealth today, which is better predicted by education and wealth outside the pastoral economy. The relationship between the livestock wealth of parents and their adult children is significantly positive, but relatively low compared to other pastoralists. The degree of inequality in livestock wealth, however, is very close to that of other pastoralists. This is understandable considering the durability and defensibility of animal wealth and economies of scale common across pastoralists.This article is part of the theme issue ‘Evolutionary ecology of inequality’.
DOI: 10.24378/exe.4604
title: Dynamic Subgrid Turbulence Modeling for Shallow Cumulus Convection Simulations Beyond LES Resolutions (dataset)

description: Large Eddy Simulations of the ARM case study used to validate the new dynamic approach in the publication "Dynamic Subgrid Turbulence Modeling for Shallow Cumulus Convection Simulations Beyond LES Resolutions" published in the Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences.
description: Large Eddy Simulation output from the Met Office/NERC Cloud (MONC) model of a shallow cumulus reference study based on observations that took place in the Atmospheric Radiation Measurement site in the Southern Great Plains (US). The case study was based on observations on the 21st of June 1997. The simulations start at 0530 to 1930 Local Time. Output is in the form of netCDF files. 3D files contain raw output every 10 mins while 1D files contain planar averaged quantities.
description: The article associated with this dataset is available in ORE at: http://hdl.handle.net/10871/132699
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7984889
title: High Resolution Langley

description: Each pair of CSV files corresponds to a Langley regression analysis carried out at each wavelength point from 950 nm to 2100 nm for solar radiation at the ground recorded on an individual day using a coupled solar tracker- Bruker IFS-125 M Fourier transform spectrometer as part of the MAPP campaign at the Izana atmospheric observatory, Tenerife on DD-MM-YYYY. Each file contains two columns, the first giving the wavelength in nm, the second giving either the Langley gradient or intercept result at that wavelength on that day.
DOI: 10.25345/c5cc0v40v
title: MassIVE MSV000092058 - GNPS_Practice data of mouse feces regarding transmembrane protein
title: Mouse Fecal Matter from species from overexpressed genes pertaining to transmembrane proteins.
DOI: 10.17909/2z59-3v32
title: Data for Ding, Onoue, Silverman et al. (2023)

description: NIRCam images + NIRSpec spectra of HSC J2236+0032 and HSC J2255+0251
DOI: 10.34740/kaggle/dsv/5816790
title: Daily Prices of Agri. Commodities in Telangana
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23009402
title: Supplementary Data - Manuscript I

description: Supplementary data for MS 1
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23009402.v1
title: Supplementary Data - Manuscript I

description: Supplementary data for MS 1
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22960877
title: Supplementary Data - Manuscript II

description: Supplementary data for MS2
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22960877.v1
title: Supplementary Data - Manuscript II

description: Supplementary data for MS2
DOI: 10.58167/1kqm15
title: AK3783 / A-K -kokoelma, Kansanperinteen arkisto

description: Kankaan pelimannit 01 Mäkeläisen tulopeli. 02 Hullu-Sakari, polska. Savikoski, Väinö,Heikinpoika s. 30. 6. 1913 Haapavedellä, kantele 03 Pelimannivalssi. 04 Haapavesi-valssi. Pelimanniyhtye 05 Polska.
DOI: 10.58167/kdjhxu
title: AK3740 / A-K -kokoelma, Kansanperinteen arkisto

description: Wiljakkala, Martti,s. 21.7.1908 Oulussa, insinööri, kantele 01 Runosävelmäsikermä. 02 Kansansävelmä "Taivas on sininen ja valkoinen". 03 Sävelmä Kesäpäivä Kangasalla. 04 Hengellinen sävelmä "Nyt ylös sieluni". Kesto: 00:18:14
DOI: 10.58167/lzsyaz
title: AK3570 / A-K -kokoelma, Kansanperinteen arkisto

description: Tuohisaari, Martta o.s. Tuominiemi,Hermannintytär s. 26.7.1895 Kurikassa, Jalasjärvelle 24-vuotiaana 01 Kertojan henkilötietoja. 02 Perunan käyttö. 03 Perunajauhojen teko. 04 Perunajauhojen käyttö ruokiin ja leipomiseen. 05 Perunajauhojen säilytys. 06 Perunajauhopuuro. 07 Perunoiden keittäminen. 08 Lihaperunat. 09 Lihan paistaminen uunissa. 10 Perunakropsu. 11 Perunalaatikko. 12 Laatikkoruoat pitoruokina. 13 Naurisleipä. 14 Naurishautulaaset. 15 Nauris- ja lanttukuopat eli purmut. 16 Riivinkropsu. 17 Verikropsu. 18 Makkaroihin käytetyt suolet. 19 Verimakkaran taikina eli syömä. 20 Valkopippuria ei käytetty. 21 Teurastusaika syksyllä.
DOI: 10.58167/ubx2ef
title: AK3630 / A-K -kokoelma, Kansanperinteen arkisto

description: Piirainen, Matti Heikki,Tuomaanpoika s. 13.4.1897 Kuhmossa, kauppias, herastuomari 01 Asessori Stenius todistajien kuulustelijana oikeudessa, lapsenruokkojutut. 02 Hirventappojuttu oikeudessa, eräs tapaus. 03 Kertoja herastuomarina. 04 Pontikankeittojutut. 05 Viinankeiton yleisyys. 06 Rangaistukset kiljun teosta. 07 Otto Kyllönen linja-autoliikenteen aloittajana Kuhmossa. 08 Ei laivaliikennettä. 09 Apupurjeiden käyttö soutuveneissä. 10 Ensimmäiset moottoriveneet. 11 Ensimmäiset venemoottorit, keskusmoottori "Kipinä" Lentualla v. 1915. Huovinen, Pietari (Petteri),Pietarinpoika s. 6.4.1901 Kuhmossa, maanviljelijä, ortodoksi 12 Kertojan talo Viettola. 13 Kertojan henkilötietoja. 14 Kertojan suvun tulo Kuhmoon. 15 Venäläissaareen liittyvä perimätieto. 16 Ei kanteleensoittajia kertojan suvussa. 17 Loitsujen käyttö Hietajärvellä. 18 Kertoja maanviljelijänä. 19 Kertojan serkku Eemeli Huovinen, loitsujen taitaja. 20 Kertojan äidinisä Amos Feodorov, metsänvartija, palvellut Venäjän armeijassa. 21 Kertojan kansakoulunkäynti Akonlahdessa, opetus venäjäksi. 22 Kaksi venäjänkielistä rukousta. 23 Koululaisten laulaminen kirkossa. 24 Lukkari Nikutjev. 25 Oppiaineet Akonlahden kansakoulussa. 26 Kirkkoslaavin opettelu koulussa. 27 Venäjän kielen oppiminen ja käyttö. 28 Kertojan isä ei osannut venäjää. 29 Ortodoksinen hautausmaa. 30 Hautausmaalla käyminen, ei itkettäjiä. 31 Ortodoksinen hautausmaa, sinne haudattuja henkilöitä ja sukuja. 32 Ortodoksisen hautausmaan käyttöönotto, pappi Oulusta. 33 Kertoja ei tiedä haltijoista.
DOI: 10.58167/b5rgys
title: AK3553 / A-K -kokoelma, Kansanperinteen arkisto

description: Holmberg, Gunnar Berndt,(fadern Berndt Emil Holmberg), f. 9.10.1890 i Gäddrag, skeppare 01 Konjaken och kringlor i pottan, en historia. 02 Sprithandeln i Borgåtrakten under förbudlagstiden. 03 Första spriten estnisk sedan tysk. 04 Behållare, formen och storleken. 05 Warzava-spriten dvs. polsk sprit. 06 Äppel-spriten dvs. estnisk sprit. 07 Hollands och dansk sprit. 08 Ingen sprit från sovjet under förbudlagstiden. 09 Ingen spritbränning i Vålax. 10 Brännvinsbutiken i Borgå i hörnet av Runebergsgatan. 11 Priset på spriten. 12 De bästa spritsortena. 13 Vinbutiker i Borgå spriten i flaskor. 14 Marknader. 15 Höstmarknad i början av Oktober. 16 Hästar på marknad. 17 Cirkus i staden, programnumren. 18 Danstillställningar på marknader. 19 Uppvisningar på marknad. 20 Danstillställningar ej många. 21 Varusortiment på marknad. 22 Särskilda maträtter i Vålax. 23 Smörbruket i berättarens barndom. 24 Ingen torkad fisk i trakten. 25 Fiska som föda åt boskap. 26 Religiositeten i Vålaxtrakten. 27 Pingstvännerna i Vålax. 28 Frälsningsarmen i Vålax. 29 Inga laestadianer i Vålax. 30 Psalmböcker som användes. 31 Inga extaspredikanter i Vålax. 32 En ung extaspredikant i Helsingfors. 33 Origenellt talspråk i trakten. 34 Traktens svarvare. 35 Köpta spinnrockar. 36 Storstrejken 1904, 1905, berättarens minnen om situationen år 1905. 37 Sårade och döda år 1905. 38 Propagandatalen före år 1905. 39 Fallet Bobrikov och Schauman år 1904. 40 Revolutionsåret och arbetarrörelsen. 41 Rödgardisterna i Borgåtrakten. 42 Livsmedelssituationen år 1917 i Vålax. 43 Skyddskåren i Vålax. 44 Pellinge-slaget.
DOI: 10.58167/pycx2k
title: AK3182 / A-K -kokoelma, Kansanperinteen arkisto

description: Honkala, Evald Abraham,Abraham Niemen poika, s. 31.10.1889 Ruovedellä, metsänvartija, maanviljelijä, k. 4.3.1976 01 Häissä veisaaminen. 02 Ristiäisissä veisaaminen, kastevirret. 03 Veisuuharrastus perheen piirissä. 04 Veisuutunti kinkereillä. 05 Iivari Kaistila, Alavuden kanttori. 06 Toivo Savolainen, Alavuden kanttori. 07 Iivari Kaistila, Alavuden kanttori. 08 Kertojan vihkiminen pappilassa 1916. 09 Iivari Kaistilan suhteet pappeihin. 10 Kansakoulunopettaja Riutta. 11 Nikkilä Aune, kansakoulunopettaja. 12 Lappalainen Elma, kansakoulunopettaja. 13 Kiertokoulut Katteluksessa. 14 Kylän vanhin kinkerikunnan johdossa. 15 Katteluksen kyläkuri. 16 Viinankeitto Katteluksessa. 17 Häätappelut.
DOI: 10.58167/vyfb9c
title: AK3174 / A-K -kokoelma, Kansanperinteen arkisto

description: Pasanen, Fredrik (Rietu),Antinpoika s. 24.2.1896 01 Juvonen Matti, kansanparantaja. 02 Matti Juvonen verenpysäyttäjänä. 03 Naiset kansanparantajina. 04 Tiilienvalmistus Säyneisissä: Matti Kainulainen Vehkalahdella. 05 Juankosken tiilitehdas. 06 Kylätappelut Säyneisissä. 07 Sepät Säyneisissä. 08 Juutilaisten valimo. 09 Parviainen Antti, seppä. 10 Parviainen Heikki, seppä. 11 Hakkarainen Toivo, seppä. 12 Pyssysepät. 13 Tuluksien käyttö. 14 Kuikka-Koposen silmänkääntötemppu mustalaisten talossa. 15 Tirkkanen Antti, runojen tekijä. 27 Savutuvat Säyneisissä: Junnula, Junnu Hakkaraisen savutupa. 28 Viinankeitto Junnulassa. 29 Junnulan savutuvan poistaminen 1930-luvulla. 30 Junnulan savutuvan pohjakaava. 31 Savutuvan lämmitys. 32 Pasalan savutupa. 33 Kiviniemen savutupa. 34 Tuohikattoiset savutuvat, turpeen käyttö tuohen päällä. 35 Tuohiköyden teko n. 1904-05. 36 Sikavillaköysi. 37 Kota. 38 Viinankeitto asuinhuoneissa. 39 Matkat Pietariin. 40 Suolanhaku Oulusta. 41 Tervanpoltto Säyneisissä. 42 Järvimalmin nostaminen. CD, WAV Pasanen, Helli o.s. Parviainen,s. 27.1.1898 16 Kalakukon valmistus. 17 Jouluruoat: lipeäkala, hedelmäkeitot. 18 Sienten käyttö. 19 Piimän käyttö. 20 Kaljan käyttö. 21 Lampaiden keritseminen. 22 Käsitöiden teko. 23 Kankaankudonta. 24 Kankaankudontakurssi Säyneisissä. 25 Palvelusväen palkka. 26 Henkilötiedot. CD, WAV
DOI: 10.58167/xydfs5
title: AK3142 / A-K -kokoelma, Kansanperinteen arkisto

description: Nordlund, Fanny,f. 13.1.1886 i Såka 08 Berättarens personuppgifter. 09 Bygdespelmän i berrättarens barndom. 10 Dahlbacka Ture klarinettspelman. 11 Storbröllop i trakten. 12 Tredagars bröllop. 13 Bröllopsförberedelser. 14 Bröllopsmaten - russinsoppa, fisk och kött. 15 Bröllopsborden. 16 Matbestick. 17 Bröllopsdrycken. 18 Brudkronan. 19 Traktens brudkläderskor. 20 Brudsalen - brudhimmel i taket - brudbolster dvs. vigselplatsen. 21 Spelmännen på bröllop. 22 Förlovningsseder. 23 Inga förlovningspresenter. 24 Laga maran, ett talesätt när man var ond på någon och ville hämnas. 25 Tjära på kor före vårbete. 26 Mejerikärran i träsk, en gammal sed i samband med kornas första vårbete. 27 Barnaföderskans kyrktagning. 28 Matbestick på storbröllop i berättarens barndom. 29 Trolldom för att få mjölk- eller smörlycka. 30 Knep att slippa tandvärk. 31 Beckolja och tjära som medicin. 32 Djurmedicinering. 33 Stjärngossar från staden på julen. 34 Juldanser. 35 Ingen julhalm på golvet i berättarens barndom. 36 Puukki Emma, traktens antikvitetssamlare. 37 Vaggor och vaggvisor. CD, WAV Häll, Edna f. Westman,f. 14.2.1898 i Ventjärv 01 Brudkronan. 02 Brudkläderskan. 03 Brudhimmel i taket. 04 Bruddansen, rospurpuri. 05 Barnbröllop eller lekbröllop för blivande äkta par. 06 Orgelharmonen i berättarens hem, byggd av Otto Dahlkvist. 07 Konstruktionen på harmonen.
DOI: 10.58167/f7yu6t
title: AK3416 / A-K -kokoelma, Kansanperinteen arkisto

description: Varkema, Viljo,viulu 06 Marssi, oma sävellys. 07 Vanhan puiston valssi, oma sävellys. 08 Puistomäen valssi. 09 Hermanni ja Miina, valssi Kalle Puuskan tyyliin. 10 Veikkolan papan eli Kalle Puuskan soittotyyli. 11 Veikkolan papan polkka. 12 Veikkolan papan polkka. 13 Muistoja Veikkolan papasta soittajana. kopio 1974 Latvala, Uuno,Kustaanpoika s. 6.12.1909 Hausjärvellä, k. 21.3.1976, maatalousseppä, viulu 14 Hämäläinen polkka. 15 Villikon Kustaan jenkka. 16 Valssi. kopio 1974 Suomela, Juho Edvard,s. 26.2.1886 Hauholla, maanviljelijä, 2-rivinen hanuri 01 Kertojan soittoharrastus. 02 Puuskan pelimannit. 03 Puuskan pelimanneilta opittu valssi, selostus. 04 Ed. valssi rallattaen. 05 Sama valssi 2-rivisellä hanurilla. kopio 1974