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Estonian Nature Observations Database
Authors: Roasto, Reigo;
doi: 10.15468/dlblir
Estonian Nature Observations Database
Abstract
Observations database for reporting of nature observations. Main observed species groups are butterflies, birds, vascular plants and mammals. These groups include 88% of observations.
Keywords
Database, Species, Occurrence, Nature, Observations
Database, Species, Occurrence, Nature, Observations
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