Figures

• 23 Anatomical and Physiological Descriptions for Macroorganisms
  • 23.1 Symbols for pedigree diagrams
• 25 Earth
  • 25.1 Narrative and tabular pedon descriptions
  • 25.2 Soil texture triangle
  • 25.3 Vector diagram
  • 25.4 Stick plot
• 30 Tables, Figures, and Indexes
  • 30.1 Table components and terms
  • 30.2 Orientation of explanatory and response variables
  • 30.3 Aligning table cell elements
  • 30.4 Using spanner and cut-in headings
  • 30.5 Indicating units of measure in a table
  • 30.6 Table versus text
  • 30.7 Comparison of chart types for use in print media
  • 30.8 Parts of a graph
  • 30.9 Discontinuity lines
  • 30.10 Plotting a third variable on the right vertical axis
  • 30.11 Emphasizing data in a graph
  • 30.12 Efficient data presentation in a chart
  • 30.13 Displaying multiple data lines in a single graph versus in “small multiples”
  • 30.14 Graphing 2-dimensional data in 3 dimensions versus in 2 dimensions
  • 30.15 The effect of varying aspect ratios
  • 30.16 Graphing data with the right level of detail
  • 30.17 Graphing paired data
  • 30.18 Making comparisons explicit
• 31 Typography and Manuscript Preparation
  • 31.1 Visual representations of ascender, descender, and sample typeface sizes
• 32 Proof Correction
  • 32.1 Marking corrections on page proofs using Adobe Acrobat Reader
  • 32.2 Annotating corrections on page proofs using Adobe Acrobat Reader
  • 32.3 Marked paper proof and corrected proof
• 33 Digital Standards of Scholarly Journal Publishing
  • 33.1 Components of digital object identifiers
  • 33.2 Crossmark icon for access to article changes
  • 33.3 An article showing Crossref Cited-By results
  • 33.4 A journal home page featuring external metrics
  • 33.5 A graphic abstract