Like a Rolling Stone: histoire et littératurechez Hayden White

Letters to the editor: like a rolling stone?

The rolling stone.

Figure 1a. Contrast enhanced CT demonstrating a small calcified gallstone (arrow) within the gallbladder. 1b+c. Contrast enhanced CT two weeks later. b. A dilated gallbladder with thickened wall, absence of stone, and intrahepatic bile duct dilatation (arrow). 1c. The migrated gallstone (arrow) is seen in the distal CBD. 1d. ERCP demonstrating a filling defect in the distal CBD. 1e. The extract...

Like a rolling stone: the mobility of maerl (Corallinaceae) and the neutrality of the associated assemblages.

Beds of nonattached coralline algae (maerl or rhodoliths) are widespread and considered relatively species rich. This habitat is generally found in areas where there is chronic physical disturbance such that maerl thalli are frequently moved. Little is known, however, about how natural disturbance regimes affect the species associated with maerl. This study compared the richness, animal abundan...

Like a rolling stone: naturalistic visual kinematics facilitate tracking eye movements.

Newtonian physics constrains object kinematics in the real world. We asked whether eye movements towards tracked objects depend on their compliance with those constraints. In particular, the force of gravity constrains round objects to roll on the ground with a particular rotational and translational motion. We measured tracking eye movements towards rolling objects. We found that objects with ...

Like a rolling stone: the dynamic world of animal ecology publishing.

Like a rolling stone: the dynamic world of animal ecology publishing Kenneth Wilson*, Ben C. Sheldon, Jean-Michel Gaillard, Nathan J. Sanders, Simon P. G. Hoggart and Erika Newton Lancaster Environment Centre, Lancaster University, Lancaster, LA1 4YQ, UK; Department of Zoology, Edward Grey Institute, University of Oxford, Oxford, OX1 3PS, UK; CNRS, UMR 5558 “Biom etrie et Biologie Evolutive”, U...