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Cell biology, microbiology, ecology, biodiversity, species data, evolutionary biology
22,896 datasets
A ten-gene dataset was used to reconstruct the phylogeny of 22 Cotesia wasp species, including cryptic species complexes parasitizing Melitaeini butterflies. The dataset, created by Julian Schach and last updated on 2026-05-27, includes samples collected from Europe, Asia, and North America. The analysis yielded a highly supported phylogeny revealing four major clades and clarifying previously unresolved relationships.
Europe, Asia, and North America are the geographic scope for this phylogeny of parasitoid wasps. The dataset contains a ten-gene alignment used to infer relationships among 22 Cotesia species, including cryptic complexes parasitizing Melitaeini butterflies. It was authored by Julian Schach and last updated on 2026-05-27.
A ten-gene dataset collected from Europe, Asia, and North America reconstructs the phylogeny of Cotesia parasitoid wasps, focusing on cryptic species complexes associated with Melitaeini butterflies. The dataset, authored by Julian Schach and last updated in May 2026, includes 22 Cotesia species and was analyzed using maximum likelihood to infer relationships and host-shift patterns. It is stored in an XLS file with a size of 9.5 KB.
FireTools Cloud Results provide GIS data on fire history and vegetation status for reserves in the NPWS Hunter Central Coast Branch. The data includes layers for heritage threshold status, number of times burnt, and time since last fire, updated up to four times per year. It was developed by the NSW Bushfire Risk Management Research Hub, a partnership between NSW government departments and several universities.
NESP Marine and Coastal Hub project 5.13 developed a trophic-ecology framework to assess subtidal reef condition in South Australia following the 2025 harmful algal bloom. The project integrates biodiversity data from Reef Life Survey and the Australian Temperate Reef Collaboration with stereo-BRUV surveys and long-term monitoring to model ecosystem recovery and vulnerability. Outputs include spatial prediction maps and an interactive web-based decision-support dashboard, with a final technical report published in 2026.
Over 15,000 UK taxa are listed with their conservation designations, collated from multiple national and international lists. The Joint Nature Conservation Committee produced this dataset, which was last updated in June 2026. It includes statuses from conventions like Bern and Bonn, UK legislation such as the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, and various Red List assessments.
NPWS Southern Ranges Branch data from the FireTools Cloud web-based GIS processing environment. The dataset includes layers for heritage threshold status, number of times burnt, time since last fire, and vegetation codes, designed to assist in fire management planning. It is produced by the NSW Bushfire Risk Management Research Hub, a partnership between the NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment and several universities.
Results from the FireTools Cloud GIS processing environment, updated up to 4 times per year, for fire management planning. The dataset, produced by the NSW Bushfire Risk Management Research Hub, includes layers on vegetation fire threshold status, number of times burnt, and time since last fire. Data is true and correct only for reserves within the NPWS West Branch, with incomplete fire history outside these areas.
Data updated up to 4 times per year provides fire history and vegetation status analysis for reserves within the NPWS Northern Inland Branch. The dataset includes raster and vector layers such as Heritage Threshold Status, Time Since Last Fire, and Strategic Fire Advantage Zone classifications. It is produced by the NSW Bushfire Risk Management Research Hub, a partnership between the NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment and several universities.
Bird assemblage surveys conducted on two conservation reserves in north-western NSW over six years, covering a sequence of dry, wet, and dry conditions. The study recorded species richness and total abundance, noting peak abundance during driest years driven by nomadic woodswallows. The dataset likely contains records of bird species, their abundances, movement behaviors, and correlations with vegetation and rainfall.
Downstream genomic analysis data from a ddRADseq study of the false heath fritillary butterfly, Melitaea diamina. The 303.1 MB archive contains scripts, configuration files, and outputs for population structure, phylogenetic, and introgression analyses, supporting research on Iberian and Eurasian lineages. The data was authored by Loukia Spilani and last updated in June 2026.
Martha's Vineyard Coastal Observatory (MVCO) datasets contain long-term oceanographic and ecological measurements collected from and around the Martha's Vineyard site, operated by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. The data includes size-fractionated chlorophyll measurements ongoing since 2003 and event logs from NES-LTER cruises ongoing since 2017. Columns likely contain measurements related to ocean temperature, salinity, density, optics, and chemistry.
A 2.6 MB dataset from figshare, last updated June 3, 2026, containing chemoproteomic enrichment profiles from a suite of monosaccharide-bearing probes. The data, authored by Jack Russo, captures carbohydrate-associated protein engagement in defined bacterial cultures and human fecal lysates. It is designed to complement abundance-based proteomics by reporting on glycan-processing networks.
Jack Russo's dataset on figshare contains chemoproteomic profiles from applying a suite of 2,5-aryl tetrazole photoaffinity probes to defined bacterial cultures and human fecal lysates. The data, last updated in June 2026, demonstrates enrichment of glycoside hydrolases and other carbohydrate-associated proteins. The 1.5 MB XLSX file provides a substrate-centric view of glycan-processing protein networks.
FireTools Cloud Results from the NSW Bushfire Risk Management Research Hub provide GIS data for fire management planning in the NPWS North Coast Branch. The data package includes layers for heritage threshold status, number of times burnt, time since last fire, and vegetation groups, updated up to 4 times per year. Results are true and correct only for reserves within the branch, as external fire history is incomplete.
Three long-term marine monitoring datasets—Reef Life Survey (RLS), IMAS Long-term MPA, and AIMS LTM—were integrated to generate derived biological indicators. The Australian Ocean Data Network provides access to indicator data, including biomass of large fishes and community temperature index, reported in the 2016 State of the Environment report. A manuscript detailing indicator calculations and trend summaries is currently under journal review.
1,600 unique monitoring sites across English rivers form a statistically designed national network. The dataset contains water quality samples, ecology samples, and habitat surveys collected since 01 January 2021, funded by the UK Government's Natural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment programme. This release reflects a network still in development, with noted limitations on representativeness and sampling balance.
300 monitoring sites are sampled annually across English streams as part of a statistically designed national network. This Analysis Ready Dataset contains water quality and ecology samples from the Small Streams Network, a project funded by the UK Government's Defra NCEA programme, with data collected since 01 April 2023. The Environment Agency provides this data to support long-term measurement and detection of change in stream health.
Victorian government habitat distribution models predict suitable habitat for almost all of the state's terrestrial flora and fauna species. This collection includes models for species listed under the Victorian Flora and Fauna Guarantee Act 1988 and/or the Commonwealth Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. The models are provided as 75x75 meter resolution GeoTIFF files projected in Vicgrid2020 and are periodically updated by the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action.
New South Wales and southeastern Queensland contain the predicted current distribution of the endangered Oxleyan pygmy perch (Nannoperca oxleyana). The dataset was created by the NSW Department of Primary Industries using habitat modeling, species records, and critical habitat mapping from 2007 and 2012. It was last updated on 2026-05-12.