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Most cited papers from Great North Museum Hancock

Great North Museum Hancock

What are the most cited papers from Great North Museum Hancock?

The most cited paper from Great North Museum Hancock is "Observations on the Lower Carboniferous genusPitusWitham" (Albert G. Long, 1979), with 61 citations. Next come "12.—Further Observations on some Lower Carboniferous Seeds and Cupules" (59) and "10.—Triradioxylon—a New Genus of Lower Carboniferous Petrified Stems and Petioles together with a Review of the Classification of Early Pterophytina" (43).

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#	Paper
1	Observations on the Lower Carboniferous genusPitusWitham Albert G. Long · Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh	1979	61
2	12.—Further Observations on some Lower Carboniferous Seeds and Cupules A. G. Long · Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh	1975	59
3	10.—Triradioxylon—a New Genus of Lower Carboniferous Petrified Stems and Petioles together with a Review of the Classification of Early Pterophytina P. D. W. Barnard, A. G. Long · Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh	1975	43
4	Making Magic Robyn L. Taylor, John Bowers, Bettina Nissen et al. Conference paper	22 Jun 2015	38
5	4.—On the Structure of a Petrified Stem and some Associated Seeds from the Lower Carboniferous Rocks of East Lothian, Scotland P. D. W. Barnard, A. G. Long · Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh	1973	34
6	Lower Carboniferous pteridosperm cupules and the origin of angiosperms Albert G. Long · Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh	1977	32
7	The role of prokaryotes in supergene alteration of submarine hydrothermal sulfides Sarah E. J. Glynn, Rachel A. Mills, Martin R. Palmer et al. · Earth and Planetary Science Letters	16 Mar 2006	32
8	Some Lower Carboniferous pteridosperm cupules bearing ovules and microsporangia Albert G. Long · Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh	1977	31
9	The occurrence of Pampus argenteus (Euphrasen, 1788), (Osteichthyes, Perciformes, Stromateoidei, Stromateidae) in the North Sea Peter Davis, Alwyne Wheeler · Journal of Fish Biology	Feb 1985	28
10	Observations on Carboniferous seeds of Mitrospermum, Conostoma and Lagenostoma Albert G. Long · Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh	1977	26
11	Thelodont and other agnathan distributions as tests of Lower Palaeozoic continental reconstructions Susan Turner, Donald Harvey Tarling · Palaeogeography Palaeoclimatology Palaeoecology	Oct 1982	26
12	Late Devonian thelodonts (Agnatha) from the Gneudna Formation, Carnarvon Basin, Western Australia Susan Turner, Roger S. Dring · Alcheringa An Australasian Journal of Palaeontology	1981	23
13	Facial reconstruction of a 3500–year-old Egyptian mummy using axial computed tomography Brian A. Hill, Iain A. MacLeod, Laurence R. Watson · Journal of Audiovisual Media in Medicine	1993	22
14	VII.—Eurystoma trigonasp. nov., a Pteridosperm ovule borne on a frond ofAlcicornopterisKidston Albert G. Long · Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh	1969	20
15	III.—Some Specimens of Cladoxylon from the Calciferous Sandstone Series of Berwickshire Albert G. Long · Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh	1968	18
16	Two occurrences of the gilthead, Sparus aurata Linnaeus 1758, on the coast of Northumberland, England P. S. Davis · Journal of Fish Biology	Dec 1988	18
17	15.—Calathopteris heterophyllagen. et sp. nov., a Lower Carboniferous Pteridosperm bearing Two Kinds of Petioles Albert G. Long · Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh	1976	17
18	XIII.—A new interpretation of Lepidodendron calamopsoides Long and Oxroadia gracilis Alvin Albert G. Long · Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh	1971	17
19	The resemblance between the Lower Carboniferous cupules ofHydraspermacf.tenuisLong andSphenopteris bifidaLindley and Hutton Albert G. Long · Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh	1979	17
20	VIII.—Some specimens of Mazocarpon, Achlamydocarpon and Cystosporites from the Lower Carboniferous Rocks of Berwickshire Albert G. Long · Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh	1968	16
21	A Lewisian basement sheet within the Moine at Ribigill, north Sutherland Steven J. Moorhouse, Valerie E. Moorhouse · Scottish Journal of Geology	Dec 1977	16
22	Middle Devonian Thelodonti (Agnatha) from the Khush-Yeilagh Formation, North-East Iran Suzan Turner, Philippe Janvier · Geobios	1979	16
23	Britain's oldest agnathans Richard J. Aldridge, Susan Turner · Geological Magazine Open access	Jul 1975	14
24	Largest known specimen of the genusDakosaurus(Metriorhynchidae: Geosaurini) from the Kimmeridge Clay Formation (Late Jurassic) of England, and an overview ofDakosaurusspecimens discovered from this formation (including reworked specimens from the Woburn Sands Formation) Mark T. Young, Lorna Steel, Martin P. Rigby et al. · Historical Biology	16 May 2014	13
25	IV.—Some Specimens of Protoclepsydropsis and Clepsydropsis from the Calciferous Sandstone Series of Berwickshire Albert G. Long · Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh	1967	12
26	23.—Psalixochlaena berwickense sp. nov., a Lower Carboniferous Fern from Berwickshire Albert G. Long · Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh	1976	11
27	Sopwith's geological models Turner Susan, William Robert Dearman · Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the Environment	Jun 1979	10
28	Stratigraphical setting of the Silurian thelodonts from Prince of Wales Island, Northwest Territories James Dixon, Ridgeley Williams, Susan Turner · Lethaia	Jul 1972	9
29	A new Silurian microvertebrate assemblage from the Tortworth inlier, Avon, England David J. Siveter, Susan Turner · Alcheringa An Australasian Journal of Palaeontology	1982	9
30	George Stewardson Brady (1832–1921) and his collections at the Hancock Museum, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Peter S. Davis, David J. Horne · Journal of Micropalaeontology Open access	Aug 1985	7
31	Oldest Indian Fish Varun Gupta, Susan Turner · Geological Magazine Open access	Sep 1973	6
32	The early history of geological models Susan Turner, William Robert Dearman · Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the Environment	Jun 1980	6
33	Structural age of the Vagastie Bridge granite, Sutherland Steven J. Moorhouse, Valerie E. Moorhouse · Scottish Journal of Geology	May 1979	5
34	20.—Rowleya trifurcata gen. et sp. nov., a Simple Petrified Vascular Plant from the Lower Coal Measures (Westphalian A) of Lancashire Albert G. Long · Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh	1976	5
35	Selection of the yellow fever mosquito Aedes aegypti for cheap and easy maintenance without bloodmeals R. H. Stobbart · Medical and Veterinary Entomology	1992	5
36	The hydraulic characteristics of Roman lead water pipes: An experimental investigation Martin Crapper, Davide Motta, Coree Sinclair et al. · International Journal for the History of Engineering & Technology	3 Jul 2021	4
37	Myths of the Odyssey in the British Museum (and beyond): Jane Ellen Harrison’s museum talks and their audience Abigail Baker · Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies	23 Mar 2020	3
38	Models illustrating John Farey's figures of stratified masses William Robert Dearman, Susan Turner · Proceedings of the Geologists Association	1983	3
39	Increasing citizen scientist accuracy with artificial intelligence on UK camera‐trap data C. R. Sharpe, Russell A. Hill, Hilary Chappell et al. · Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation Open access	19 May 2025	2
40	A note on some type specimens of G. S. Brady’s South Sea island ostracods Peter S. Davis, David J. Horne · Journal of Micropalaeontology Open access	May 1988	2
41	Roman Britain in Colour – Roman Altars from Hadrian's Wall Reimagined Andrew Parkin · Theoretical Roman Archaeology Journal Open access	30 Oct 2023	1
42	Rescuing an orphan mineral collection; the case of the University of Newcastle mineral collection at the Hancock Museum S.G. McLean · Geological Curator Open access	May 1999	1
43	Multi-scale pigment analysis of an Etruscan ostrich egg: from on-site portable methods to synchrotron radiation Tamar Hodos, Sally Waite, Andrew Parkin et al. · npj Heritage Science Open access	11 May 2026	0
44	Widening participation in polar sciences from a grassroots level: Evaluating two UK polar outreach events Roseanna J. Mayfield, Holly Jenkins, Rebecca McCerery et al. · Journal of Glaciology Open access	2026	0
45	Introduction: Pious Donations in the Medieval North Embla Aae, Anna-Stina; id_orcid 0000-0002-3629-2469 Hägglund · Scandinavian Journal of History Open access	28 Feb 2026	0
46	Altar Foundations in the Nidaros Province: The Enduring Elite Influence on Ecclesiastical Networks in the Late Middle Ages Embla Aae · Scandinavian Journal of History Open access	16 Feb 2026	0
47	Identifying targets for conservation: the arrival and loss of Common Eider Somateria mollissima ducklings in an estuarine nursery Hilary Brooker-Carey, Christopher P.F. Redfern, Christopher P.F. Redfern et al. · Bird Study	11 Dec 2023	0
48	Edward Charlesworth & the British Natural History Society: 4. Material in the Hancock Museum, Newcastle Upon Tyne Susan Nelson, A.M. Tynan · Geological Curator Open access	Jun 1982	0
49	Chapter 9. Ohio Farm Stories: A Feminist Approach to Collaboration, Conversation, and Engagement Christine Denecker, Sarah Sisser · The WAC Clearinghouse; University Press of Colorado eBooks Book chapterOpen access	19 Jun 2018	0
50	Popular Geology, a New Approach to an Old Problem A. M. Tynan, M. P. MCLAUCLIN · Curator The Museum Journal	1964	0

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