Michelle Davison

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Source-reported research

Research context

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  • The2016 PLOS ONE record lists Michelle Davison on Diversity in a Polymicrobial Community Revealed by Analysis of Viromes, Endolysins and CRISPR Spacers; the recorded ORCID lists the same DOI/title. Its abstract describes polymicrobial biofilm communities at Mushroom and Octopus Spring in Yellowstone. This is dated, work-specific context; Scholar ownership remains held. [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]
Sources and review
  1. phage.directory Observed . Exact native directory ID; recorded anchors are not independently verified
  2. journals.plos.org Observed . meta[name="citation_author"] content attribute; retained static HTML metadata, not a rendered byline
  3. journals.plos.org Observed . meta[name="citation_title"] content attribute; retained static HTML metadata
  4. journals.plos.org Observed . meta[name="citation_doi"] content attribute; retained static HTML metadata
  5. journals.plos.org Observed . meta[name="citation_date"] content attribute; retained static HTML metadata
  6. journals.plos.org Observed . meta[name="description"] content attribute; exact prefix from static HTML metadata, not rendered text
  7. pub.orcid.org Observed . group[0].work-summary[0].title.title.value
  8. pub.orcid.org Observed . group[0].work-summary[0].external-ids.external-id[0].external-id-value

Reviewed by ai:codex-identities-ce68394c9be2. Cited primary profile/group/publication history, scoped to the source and observed/historical date. Group claims are not individual contribution claims. One consolidated coordinator source review; Luna-medium drafts. No inferred current employment, individual contribution or global person merge.

Source-selected papers

AI-assisted source report. It may be incomplete or mistaken and may not reflect current work. Reviewed .

Sources and review
  1. phage.directory Observed . Native directory-recorded ORCID anchor; not an inferred global identity
  2. pub.orcid.org Observed . Exact supplied ORCID source endpoint
  3. pub.orcid.org Observed . Declared join of ORCID given/family fields; no global alias decision
  4. api.crossref.org Observed . Own DOI in primary publisher metadata
  5. api.crossref.org Observed . Decoded own DOI title
  6. api.crossref.org Observed . One-based primary author slot; declared raw given/family join
  7. pub.orcid.org Observed . Same DOI listed in supplied ORCID record
  8. api.crossref.org Observed . Exact primary author ORCID

Reviewed by ai:codex-identities-ce68394c9be2. Supplied native ORCID plus consistent registry identity, own DOI membership and publisher author evidence; exact author-slot ORCID where provided, otherwise unique exact full registry-name byline with no conflicting publisher ORCID. Curated older work is dated; no greatest-work claim. One consolidated coordinator source review of this finite89-person pass. Source drafts: gpt-6-luna/xhigh leaves. Prior accepted records/native IDs preserved; no global person/name merge or Scholar requirement.