Science Gossip Talk
#pedigree
#greenhouse #design
#historicaltaxonomy #gardenmanagement #pestcontrol
List of wheat (Triticum sativum) available in 1836. #agronomy #historicalagronomy
Description of elm bark beetle's egg laying habits, and discussion of larval parasites.
Key to flower bed contents on pages preceding and following drawing. #gardendesign
#historicaltaxonomy
List of fossil shells collected by S.V.W. from the Crag formation, some of which had never been published before.
Germinating seeds produce electricity?!
Yes, it should.
discussion of staining of botanical specimens for histological examination; anecdote regarding keeping a pet magpie;
List of strata in archaeological excavation pit.
unsure of Edw. Kite (sp?). Checked other illustrations in same article. EK's role is anastat.
#blank
latin translation
fetal anatomy of the kangaroo
#oldweather
There are days I don't know what to with the images I have gotten either. 😃
#dailyzoo
Using the hashtagi #historicaltaxonomy lets researchers know this paper is any early work on classification and taxonomy
Since the text says Physalis pelagica, that is the Species name to enter. No need to do any research to find the modern name.
I would put "South-Eastern Anglesey" in as a keyword and leave Species blank.There are no inscriptions on this map (nothing handwritten)
Curious about why you would enter Species when there aren't living things depicted? I would have skipped that classification altogether
@geoffrey.belknap These two authors are citing Parkinson's work as they they work out #historicaltaxonomy?
@jules Here is another artist's mark to add to our image collection
#folded
I think this is a bill. New member of "the Society" requested copies of books, and is asked to pay for those .
I did this image, as well. There are 3 different species of birds depicted.
#historicaltaxonomy.
These images by Parkinson are cited in two different articles. While this image is repeated, it's being used by two different authors!
Those are notes on the vellum overlay! The photo is a page or two after this image in BHL.
No need to hashtag these general indexes. We mark them "no illustration."
second letter on page describes #oldweather and the effect of wind on the darkness of night
#badscan bleed through
#historicaltaxonomy; first (?) description of new genus Cypraecassis
would be interesting to know what modern anatomists think these glands are
Fig 24- moths or wings of beetles? #historicaltaxonomy
text describes live young swimming out of the mouth of an Actiniae specimen
uncertain if Actiniae described is the same zoophyte as the Madrepora caryophillia coral or a different anemone
refraction and perfect rainbows
#badscan bleed through of text from other side of page makes it hard to read
#cover ??
#cover
and http://www.wiltshirewalks.co.uk/ancient_tree_details.html
For example, the creeping oak is historic; see http://www.wiltshirewalks.co.uk/tree_desc.html
I think we should use the terms found in the text when entering keywords or common names. Don't try to interpret or correct the text.
cross-hairs of the species ID box right on each named/identified species?
Yshish, you can mark this as one illustration, but name each species by putting the cross-hairs of the species ID
#dailyzoo Text describes the belief that geese arose from these barnacles (geese did not hatch out an egg)
half of map; other half is on preceding page
list of early flowering plants growing near Plymouth, January - June, 1800s. #oldweather #climatechange
#oldweather #astronomy
#oldweather #migrationpatterns
missed adding lesser pettychaps (Sylvia hippolais) to keywords
continuation from previous page; #oldweather #auroraborealis #aurora (first time I've gotten both halves)
#astronomy #spacephysics
#historicaltaxonomy Illustrator is alluded to in last paragraph and may be named in vol V, p. 43 of this journal?
#badscan very bad bleed through from other side of page
trosesandler wrote "Generally if the data is in a table-like format, has column headers and is self-described I would mark it as a table"
Jules, check out http://talk.sciencegossip.org/#/boards/BSC0000005/discussions/DSC000002q (a great FAQ candidate)
I thought I read (buried in the discussion boards) that someone would consider this a table if it had headers and columns?
Forminifera is a phylum or class name (a taxonomic classification above the Genus species level);
Hyaline-shelled Forminifera is the overall illustration title; it looks like there 5 separate figures (8 through 12).
(a) Orbulina (b) universa (c) D'Orbigny is generically (a) Genus (b) species (c) person who first named this.
#astronomy #spectroscopy
I don't consider this a table either; it's a list.
I don't think so. This appears to be a list of qualities that would define boulder-clay.
table continues on next page; #oldweather #auroraborealis #aurora
Confusing note on p. 389 re: roles of Strutt and Williams as artist and engraver.
half of map; other half is on following page.
Moffat water, water chemisry
Fig 138 #dailyzoo. Figure legend continues on following page
migratory bird list (not a table). #oldweather List of dates of arrival for summer migratory birds arriving in Suffolk, March - May 1830
#figurelegend
Has continuation of figure legend (Fig 68) from preceding page.
List of birds found in Wensleydale, North Riding, Yorkshire. (not a table). Continuation of list on preceding page.
#badscan
Explanation of difference between inferior and superior flower; fig 94 is a superior flower, the corolla or calyx is on top of the fruit.
#historicaltaxonomy #continuation
chart continues from previous page
no scientific names evident, which is amusingly incorrect. This is a list of genus species, and common names.
#historicaltaxonomy Also, the BHL page for this book (http://biodiversitylibrary.org/page/12542992) claims there are no
#oldweather; a tortoise whose behavior reflects the severity of winter
image of Linnaus
cover illustration for journal; first volume, first issue
Two images on page are meant to be viewed as a pair
catalog; list of animals and shells
The accompanying article calls them Sea Lilies and stalked crinoids.
table of anatomical terms is continued on following page
#blankpage
List of Irish vertebrate fauna
meteorology; Aurora, earthquakes; #oldweather
The rest of this figure's legend/key/identification is on the following page.
#cover #bookcover
#badscan. Image has two pages of text showing - one page is either bleed through or an imprint on the other page
part of a larger list of extant genera/species of Web-footed birds in Devonshire; #historicaltaxonomy
Second table is continued on following page
Herbert H. Thomas is correct
Of interest to #oldweather?
Another source to check is the NCBI Taxonomy browser: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/taxonomy
#pedigree
#greenhouse #design
#historicaltaxonomy #gardenmanagement #pestcontrol
List of wheat (Triticum sativum) available in 1836. #agronomy #historicalagronomy
Description of elm bark beetle's egg laying habits, and discussion of larval parasites.
Key to flower bed contents on pages preceding and following drawing. #gardendesign
#historicaltaxonomy
List of fossil shells collected by S.V.W. from the Crag formation, some of which had never been published before.
Germinating seeds produce electricity?!
Yes, it should.
discussion of staining of botanical specimens for histological examination; anecdote regarding keeping a pet magpie;
#historicaltaxonomy
List of strata in archaeological excavation pit.
unsure of Edw. Kite (sp?). Checked other illustrations in same article. EK's role is anastat.
#historicaltaxonomy
#blank
latin translation
#historicaltaxonomy
fetal anatomy of the kangaroo
#oldweather
There are days I don't know what to with the images I have gotten either. 😃
#dailyzoo
Using the hashtagi #historicaltaxonomy lets researchers know this paper is any early work on classification and taxonomy
Since the text says Physalis pelagica, that is the Species name to enter. No need to do any research to find the modern name.
I would put "South-Eastern Anglesey" in as a keyword and leave Species blank.There are no inscriptions on this map (nothing handwritten)
Curious about why you would enter Species when there aren't living things depicted? I would have skipped that classification altogether
@geoffrey.belknap These two authors are citing Parkinson's work as they they work out #historicaltaxonomy?
@jules Here is another artist's mark to add to our image collection
#folded
I think this is a bill. New member of "the Society" requested copies of books, and is asked to pay for those
.
I did this image, as well. There are 3 different species of birds depicted.
#historicaltaxonomy.
These images by Parkinson are cited in two different articles. While this image is repeated, it's being used by two different authors!
#historicaltaxonomy
Those are notes on the vellum overlay! The photo is a page or two after this image in BHL.
No need to hashtag these general indexes. We mark them "no illustration."
#dailyzoo
#historicaltaxonomy
#historicaltaxonomy
second letter on page describes #oldweather and the effect of wind on the darkness of night
#badscan bleed through
#historicaltaxonomy; first (?) description of new genus Cypraecassis
would be interesting to know what modern anatomists think these glands are
#blank
#dailyzoo
#oldweather
#dailyzoo
#historicaltaxonomy
Fig 24- moths or wings of beetles? #historicaltaxonomy
text describes live young swimming out of the mouth of an Actiniae specimen
uncertain if Actiniae described is the same zoophyte as the Madrepora caryophillia coral or a different anemone
refraction and perfect rainbows
#badscan bleed through of text from other side of page makes it hard to read
#cover ??
#cover
#cover
#cover
and http://www.wiltshirewalks.co.uk/ancient_tree_details.html
For example, the creeping oak is historic; see http://www.wiltshirewalks.co.uk/tree_desc.html
#dailyzoo
I think we should use the terms found in the text when entering keywords or common names. Don't try to interpret or correct the text.
#oldweather
cross-hairs of the species ID box right on each named/identified species?
Yshish, you can mark this as one illustration, but name each species by putting the cross-hairs of the species ID
#dailyzoo Text describes the belief that geese arose from these barnacles (geese did not hatch out an egg)
half of map; other half is on preceding page
list of early flowering plants growing near Plymouth, January - June, 1800s. #oldweather #climatechange
#oldweather #astronomy
#oldweather #migrationpatterns
missed adding lesser pettychaps (Sylvia hippolais) to keywords
#historicaltaxonomy
continuation from previous page; #oldweather #auroraborealis #aurora (first time I've gotten both halves)
#astronomy #spacephysics
#historicaltaxonomy Illustrator is alluded to in last paragraph and may be named in vol V, p. 43 of this journal?
#badscan very bad bleed through from other side of page
#historicaltaxonomy
trosesandler wrote "Generally if the data is in a table-like format, has column headers and is self-described I would mark it as a table"
Jules, check out http://talk.sciencegossip.org/#/boards/BSC0000005/discussions/DSC000002q (a great FAQ candidate)
I thought I read (buried in the discussion boards) that someone would consider this a table if it had headers and columns?
Forminifera is a phylum or class name (a taxonomic classification above the Genus species level);
Hyaline-shelled Forminifera is the overall illustration title; it looks like there 5 separate figures (8 through 12).
(a) Orbulina (b) universa (c) D'Orbigny is generically (a) Genus (b) species (c) person who first named this.
#astronomy #spectroscopy
I don't consider this a table either; it's a list.
#astronomy #spacephysics
I don't think so. This appears to be a list of qualities that would define boulder-clay.
table continues on next page; #oldweather #auroraborealis #aurora
Confusing note on p. 389 re: roles of Strutt and Williams as artist and engraver.
#folded
#historicaltaxonomy
#historicaltaxonomy
#oldweather #astronomy
half of map; other half is on following page.
#dailyzoo
Moffat water, water chemisry
Fig 138 #dailyzoo. Figure legend continues on following page
migratory bird list (not a table). #oldweather List of dates of arrival for summer migratory birds arriving in Suffolk, March - May 1830
#folded
#folded
#historicaltaxonomy
#figurelegend
Has continuation of figure legend (Fig 68) from preceding page.
List of birds found in Wensleydale, North Riding, Yorkshire. (not a table). Continuation of list on preceding page.
#historicaltaxonomy
#blank
#folded
#folded
#badscan
#historicaltaxonomy
#historicaltaxonomy
#historicaltaxonomy
#historicaltaxonomy
#folded
#dailyzoo
#dailyzoo
Explanation of difference between inferior and superior flower; fig 94 is a superior flower, the corolla or calyx is on top of the fruit.
#historicaltaxonomy
#historicaltaxonomy
#oldweather
#historicaltaxonomy
#historicaltaxonomy
#historicaltaxonomy
#historicaltaxonomy #continuation
chart continues from previous page
no scientific names evident, which is amusingly incorrect. This is a list of genus species, and common names.
#historicaltaxonomy
Also, the BHL page for this book (http://biodiversitylibrary.org/page/12542992) claims there are no
#historicaltaxonomy
#oldweather; a tortoise whose behavior reflects the severity of winter
image of Linnaus
cover illustration for journal; first volume, first issue
#oldweather
Two images on page are meant to be viewed as a pair
#figurelegend
#historicaltaxonomy
catalog; list of animals and shells
#oldweather
#historicaltaxonomy
The accompanying article calls them Sea Lilies and stalked crinoids.
table of anatomical terms is continued on following page
#historicaltaxonomy
#oldweather
#blankpage
#historicaltaxonomy
List of Irish vertebrate fauna
#historicaltaxonomy
#historicaltaxonomy
meteorology; Aurora, earthquakes; #oldweather
The rest of this figure's legend/key/identification is on the following page.
#cover #bookcover
#cover #bookcover
#historicaltaxonomy
#oldweather
#oldweather
#historicaltaxonomy
#cover #bookcover
#badscan. Image has two pages of text showing - one page is either bleed through or an imprint on the other page
part of a larger list of extant genera/species of Web-footed birds in Devonshire; #historicaltaxonomy
Second table is continued on following page
#oldweather
Herbert H. Thomas is correct
Of interest to #oldweather?
#historicaltaxonomy
#oldweather
Another source to check is the NCBI Taxonomy browser: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/taxonomy