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The Surprising Mammal You Didn’t Know Was So Abundant When you think of mammals, the usual suspects—humans, elephants, and whales—might come to mind. Yet, the world’s most numerous mammal isn’t one of these well-known creatures. Instead, it’s much smaller, and you might have never even noticed it in the wild.

Nos complace anunciar que R-Universeha sido designado como un nuevo Proyecto de alto nivel del R Consortium ¡Nos alegramosde estar en compañía de proyectos comunitarios y de infraestructuras que han sidodesignados críticos para el Ecosistema R!, como R-hub, DBI, R-Ladies y elPrograma Grupos de Usuari(a|o)s de R y agradecemos el apoyo de R Consortium y desu Comité Directivo de Infraestructura (ISC) El R Consortium apoya a la comunidad R para

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We are excited to announce that R-Universehas been named the R Consortium’s newest Top-Level Project!

por Airam Fernanda Morales Ibarra La tribu seminole históricamente estuvo asentada en lo que ahora se le conoce como el norte de la península de Florida. Durante la segunda década del siglo XIX, los seminoles se encontraban establecidos en Florida, y pronto entrarían en una guerra con el gobierno estadounidense que encabezaba el presidente Andrew Jackson.

When last we left our rodent community at Portal, things were still…weird. Recap: In fall of 2023, one of our most abundant species, Chaetodipus penicillatus (Desert pocket mouse), experienced a population crash right before their seasonal torpor for the winter. Had they hibernated early or had we really lost individuals? We could only wait and see what happened in the spring. Spring came and still no Desert pocket mouse.

In the spirit of learning in public,1 today I learned about the .keep argument in dplyr. This doesn’t add anything you can’t do with a select or transmute, but might help simplify some of your dplyr pipelines.2 In the examples below I’m using a few rows from the built-in iris dataset to demonstrate how to use the .keep argument by creating a new ratio variable that’s the ratio of the sepal length to width.

At the end of 2023, the contract was signed to build JUPITER, a new European supercomputer and the first to reach 1 ExaFLOP/s HPL performance.

Editors: Ellie Tomsett and Hazel Collie Family dynamics have long been an area of comic consideration (Mills 2009, Pugh 2018, White 2018). From the evocation of the mother-in-law on the live Working Men’s Club circuit (Double 2014), to the depiction of the nuclear family unit in traditional sitcoms from the 1950s onwards (Jones 1992), the interpersonal tensions of how we get along with our nearest and dearest have become a

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