Swiss National Mollusca Databank
Authors: Claude, François;
doi: 10.15468/c42jzn , 10.15468/zfspwn
Swiss National Mollusca Databank
Abstract
Occurrences : https://www.gbif.org/occurrence/search?dataset_name=https://doi.org/10.15468/c42jznThis dataset is maintained by info fauna (National Data and Information Centre of Swiss Fauna), a member of InfoSpecies. It includes records of the Mollusca from Switzerland and the adjacent area. Data sources include field observations provided by a large network of volunteer collaborators, environmental impact studies, national inventories and red lists, literature and academic work. The period covered by the data extends from 1745 to the present day. All data provided have been subject to a validation procedure.
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Metadata, Occurrence
Metadata, Occurrence
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