... such as Google Scholar. Here, we conducted a case study for four Mesozoic genera relevant for example in studying the Triassic–Jurassic transition in the Germanic Basin. The genera contain a total of 65 species. The study compared the output from the two databases of references and an online source...

...Figure 9. Google Scholar-based metrics: h- and AW-index calculated for each year of Interpretation articles using citation counts captured on 7 July 2020. ...

... and addressing these by including full and detailed network acknowledgments in the supplementary information and supporting materials; however, these sections are not included in the indexing process of citation databases such as Google Scholar ( Google Scholar, 2020–2021 ). We commend the authors...

... in the Characterization of Heterogeneous Aquifers' by Frederick Paillet. The most popular article by number of citations (the latest count was 208 on Google Scholar) is ‘GEM-3: A monostatic broadband electromagnetic induction sensor' by IJ Won and others. There are 21 volumes in print and 83 issues including this one...

... or on the editorial staff of a large scientific journal. But Google Scholar has brought this information within easy reach of anyone. Hirsch associates an author with an index, h, defined as “the number of papers with a citation number higher or equal to h.” Let's say, for example, an author has published 23...

... on his work steadily grew to a monumental total of nearly 6,000 (Google Scholar). While most of us struggle to produce a single peer-reviewed publication that garners more than 25 citations, more than half of Bob’s have been cited more than 27 times and several more than 100 times (4-Scopus, 11...

... such as Google Scholar and Wikipedia have made Palaeobiology III superfluous is probably correct… sadly. Derek branched out during the 1980s to pursue an interest in exceptional fossil preservation and describing other Lagerstätten and their faunas. He and others showed that soft-tissue preservation, while...

... ) - Impact of Data Sources on Citation Counts and Rankings of LIS Faculty: Web of Science vs. Scopus and Google Scholar . Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology , 58 , 2105 – 2125 doi: 10.1002/asi.20677 Penner O. Pan R.K. Petersen A.M. Kaski K...