委内瑞拉的海洋物种的基于文献的发生数据

Ana Carolina Peralta Brichtova1, Joxmer Scott-Frías2, Carlos Carmona-Suarez3

  • 1INTECMAR, Caribbean OBIS, Fundación Caribe Sur, Caracas, Venezuela INTECMAR, Caribbean OBIS, Fundación Caribe Sur Caracas Venezuela.

Biodiversity data journal
|February 15, 2024
PubMed
概括

委内瑞拉的海洋生物多样性数据已被数字化和发布,显著增加了记录和时间覆盖范围. 这一努力保护了不可替代的数据,并提高了对海洋保护区和物种分布的理解.

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