Data and Code for "Enhanced dominance by cheilostomes in low-latitude bryozoan assemblages through 100 million years"

Lee Hsiang Liow; James Saulsbury; Paul D. Taylor

doi:10.5281/zenodo.20609118

June 10, 2026Open Access

Data and Code for "Enhanced dominance by cheilostomes in low-latitude bryozoan assemblages through 100 million years"

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The aim is to analyze the dominance of cheilostomes in bryozoan assemblages over the past 100 million years.
Provided data in two Excel files and one RData file.
Included two R code files for analysis and interpretations.
Data indicates a significant increase in cheilostome presence in low-latitude regions.
Findings suggest a trend of enhanced dominance through geological time.

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Data and code demonstrate cheilostome dominance in low-latitude bryozoan assemblages over time.

Abstract

Data (3 files, 2 excel spreadsheet and a .Rdata file) and R code (2 files) for ms "Enhanced dominance by cheilostomes in low-latitude bryozoan assemblages through 100 million years"

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Liow et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Data and Code for "Enhanced dominance by cheilostomes in low-latitude bryozoan assemblages through 100 million years"

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Data and Code for "Enhanced dominance by cheilostomes in low-latitude bryozoan assemblages through 100 million years"

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