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    • Community guidelines to increase the reusability of marine microfossil assemblage data 

      Jonkers, L; Strack, T; Alonso-Garcia, M; D'haenens, S; Huber, R; Kucera, M; Hern�ndez-Almeida, I; Jones, C. L. C; Metcalfe, B; Saraswat, R.; Silye, L; Verma, S. K; Abd Malek, M. N; Auer, G; Barbosa, C. F; Barcena, M. A; Baumann, K.-H; Boscolo-Galazzo, F; Calvelo, J. A. S; Capotondi, L; Caratelli, M; Cardich, J; Carvajal-Chitty, H; Chroustov�, M; Coxall, H. K; de Mello, R. M; de Vernal, A; Diz, P; Edgar, K. M; Filipsson, H. L; Fraguas, �; Furlong, H. L; Galli, G; Garc�a Chapori, N. L; Granger, R; Groeneveld, J; Imam, A; Jackson, R; Lazarus, D; Meilland, J; Mol?an Matejov�, M; Morard, R; Morigi, C; Nielsen, S. N; Ochoa, D; Petrizzo, M. R; Rigual-Hern�ndez, A. S; Rillo, M. C; Staitis, M. L; Tan?k, G; Tapia, R; Vats, N; Wade, B.S.; Weinmann, A. E (The Micropalaeontological Society, 2025)
      Data on marine microfossil assemblage composition have multiple applications. Initially, they were primarily used for (chrono)stratigraphy and palaeoecology, but these data are now also widely used to study evolutionary ...