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Horseshoe crab distribution records from East America and Asia
We assembled occurrence records (presence-only) for all four horseshoe crab species in Asia and Eastern America from our own observations, collaborators, scientific networks as well as through publishing a scratchpad site at http://horseshoecrabs.myspecies.info/. For many species, numerous distribution records exist in
- Publisher
- Flanders Marine Institute
- Licence
- CC BY
Open licence — reuse allowed, usually with attribution - Topic
- Environment & climate
- Type
- Dataset
- Last updated (catalogue)
- 2024-08-20
- Formats
- DWCA
- Contact
- http://www.biodiversity.be
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