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Oto Kaláb¹, Johana Hoffmannova², Gabriela Packova²

¹Department of Physical Geography and Geoecology, Faculty of Science, University of Ostrava, Chittussiho 10, 710 00, Ostrava, Czech Republic.

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|February 28, 2025

概括

这项研究汇编了Zoraptera发生数据集,详细介绍了这种小型昆虫的全球分布. 它澄清了分类学变化,并整合了新的数据,以准确地记录动物学记录.

科学领域:

昆虫学昆虫学是一门学科.
动物学动物学
生物多样性信息学生物多样性信息学

背景情况:

虫 (Zoraptera) 是一种小昆虫,有47个物种,主要分布在热带地区.
现有的Zoraptera的分布数据是分散在不同的,往往无法访问的文献中.
最近的分类学修订和新物种的发现进一步复杂化了对Zoraptera分布的理解.

研究的目的:

巩固和更新昆虫类Zoraptera的全球分布知识.
为了创建一个全面和可访问的数据资源Zoraptera发生记录.

主要方法:

编制所有描述的Zoraptera物种的发生数据集.
包括与最新的分类学分类结合的最新分布信息.
定期整理和更新数据集,以新的文献记录和来自iNaturalist和GBIF的修订数据.

主要成果:

建立Zoraptera发生数据集,这是分布数据的集中存储库.
该数据集基于当前的分类学提供了一个清晰的概述Zoraptera分布.
持续更新确保数据集反映了最新的发现和分类学变化.

结论:

佐拉普特拉发生数据集显著提高了佐拉普特拉分布信息的可访问性和清晰度.
这种资源对于未来对类动物生态,进化和保护的研究至关重要.
该项目强调了数据聚合和对鲜为人知的税种的策划的重要性.

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