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[Parasaurolophus]

Was just glancing at my google scholar profile and found my top-cited article is currently at 1111 citations. Thought I'd document the moment before it becomes less pleasingly mono-numerical.

Ha!

On Scholar, mine is at 11, so something's afoot.

[Puget]

Was just glancing at my google scholar profile and found my top-cited article is currently at 1111 citations. Thought I'd document the moment before it becomes less pleasingly mono-numerical.

Ha!

On Scholar, mine is at 11, so something's afoot.

I suspect citing conventions/volume are very different across our fields, and also that your's is more book focused and thus unlikely to show up in google scholar?
I really don't care about the numbers there, but it's a handy way (in addition to Research Gate) to make my papers easier to find and  to find new relevant stuff that cites me.

I should say, that highest cited paper and the others in my top 5 are all either meta-analyses or review papers-- these get cited a ton because they are topics that lots of people need a handy reference for.

[Parasaurolophus]

Oh yeah, they're definitely different.

Just thought it was a neat additional coincidence--like maybe Google is using citation rates to build a weird logic gate.

May your four ones last!

[mahagonny]

Wishing good health to all.

[Puget]

Oh yeah, they're definitely different.

Just thought it was a neat additional coincidence--like maybe Google is using citation rates to build a weird logic gate.

May your four ones last!

Ha! Missed the binary joke there.
Anyway I got a citation alert that brought it to 1113-- hopefully the 13 is not unlucky??

[Parasaurolophus]

S'pose I should say something, since I spend so much time here and it's bound to slip out at some point: we're brooding over a little pachycephalosaurus egg, which should hatch early next spring. It will be the only such egg.

[traductio]

S'pose I should say something, since I spend so much time here and it's bound to slip out at some point: we're brooding over a little pachycephalosaurus egg, which should hatch early next spring. It will be the only such egg.

Congratulations!

[polly_mer]

S'pose I should say something, since I spend so much time here and it's bound to slip out at some point: we're brooding over a little pachycephalosaurus egg, which should hatch early next spring. It will be the only such egg.

Congratulations!

Yes, congrats!

[smallcleanrat]

S'pose I should say something, since I spend so much time here and it's bound to slip out at some point: we're brooding over a little pachycephalosaurus egg, which should hatch early next spring. It will be the only such egg.

Hooray! Congratulations.

[OneMoreYear]

S'pose I should say something, since I spend so much time here and it's bound to slip out at some point: we're brooding over a little pachycephalosaurus egg, which should hatch early next spring. It will be the only such egg.

Such exciting news!  Congrats on your future hatchling! Best wishes for a smooth incubation period.

[ab_grp]

S'pose I should say something, since I spend so much time here and it's bound to slip out at some point: we're brooding over a little pachycephalosaurus egg, which should hatch early next spring. It will be the only such egg.

Happy news! Congratulations and best wishes for good health and smooth sailing for all!

[Langue_doc]

S'pose I should say something, since I spend so much time here and it's bound to slip out at some point: we're brooding over a little pachycephalosaurus egg, which should hatch early next spring. It will be the only such egg.

Congratulations! Happy incubating!

[evil_physics_witchcraft]

S'pose I should say something, since I spend so much time here and it's bound to slip out at some point: we're brooding over a little pachycephalosaurus egg, which should hatch early next spring. It will be the only such egg.

Congrats!

[mamselle]

Aww...will it have the same funny little nose-flute thingy at birth, or will that grow later?

M.

[Vkw10]

S'pose I should say something, since I spend so much time here and it's bound to slip out at some point: we're brooding over a little pachycephalosaurus egg, which should hatch early next spring. It will be the only such egg.

Congratulations! Hope your nest sitting goes well, with fine weather, no predators, and just enough help in preparing for the nestling.