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Ulrich Riller1, Michael H Poelchau2, Auriol S P Rae3
1Institut für Geologie, Universität Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany. ulrich.riller@uni-hamburg.de.
Nature
|November 15, 2018
Summary
Author name and affiliation corrections were made to the IODP-ICDP Expedition 364 Science Party article. These updates ensure accurate author attribution and institutional representation for Kosei E. Yamaguchi.
Area of Science:
- Geoscience
- Oceanography
- Scientific Expeditions
Background:
- Corrections are necessary for accurate scientific record-keeping.
- Ensuring proper author attribution is crucial in scientific publications.
Purpose of the Study:
- To rectify errors in author Kosei E. Yamaguchi's middle initial and affiliation.
- To update the online version of the article with corrected information.
Main Methods:
- Review of publication records.
- Correction of author details in the online article database.
Main Results:
- The middle initial of Kosei E. Yamaguchi has been added.
- The affiliation of Kosei E. Yamaguchi has been corrected to Toho University.
Conclusions:
- The online article now accurately reflects author Kosei E. Yamaguchi's details.
- Ensured integrity and accuracy of the scientific publication.
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