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Cell biology, microbiology, ecology, biodiversity, species data, evolutionary biology
22,878 datasets
37.89% of 190 juvenile Bactrian camels were affected by Clostridium perfringens disease, with a mortality rate of 54.17%. This dataset, authored by Wanpeng Ma and last updated in May 2026, contains results from epidemiological investigations, physiological measurements, and whole-genome sequencing of eight bacterial strains. Genomic analysis identified three novel sequence types and six drug resistance genes.
Australian Continuous Plankton Recorder survey data measures plankton communities as a guide to ocean health. The dataset is a joint project of CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere and the Australian Antarctic Division, funded by the Integrated Marine Observing System. It provides five binned data products, including raw counts and derived indices, suitable for time-series analysis of biodiversity and climate response.
Data from an analysis of diversity, structure and biomass in temperate forests along geographic gradients in the Nazas River Basin, Mexico. Gabriel Graciano-Ávila collected data from 45 sampling plots across three latitudinal and three altitudinal gradients, recording 37 tree species. The dataset includes measurements of tree diameter, height, species identity, and derived metrics like alpha diversity indices and aboveground biomass.
Forty-five sampling sites across three latitudinal and three altitudinal gradients in the Upper Nazas River Basin, Mexico, provide data on tree species, structure, and biomass. The dataset, authored by Gabriel Graciano-Ávila and last updated in June 2026, includes census records for all trees with a DBH ≥ 7.5 cm. Thirty-seven species were identified, with Juniperus deppeana being the only species present across all gradients.
Version 2.1, updated in 2026, is a composite vegetation map covering 1,441,942 hectares in the Shoalhaven, Eurobodalla, and Bega Valley local government areas. It classifies 1,189,363 hectares of native vegetation into 132 Biometric types across 11 NSW Formations and 39 NSW Classes, including 22 Endangered Ecological Communities. The map was produced by the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage in consultation with local councils and agencies.
Tasmania's Tayaritja Sea Country (Furneaux Group of Islands) is the focus of this imagery dataset. It contains approximately 400 photoquadrats collected using Benthic Observation Survey System (BOSS) and unBaited Remote Underwater stereo-Video systems (stereo-uBRUV) to validate seagrass mapping. The project was conducted under the NESP MaC 3.6 program and contributed to a national seagrass mapping standard operating procedure.
Mardan District, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan is the location for this field study investigating how nest placement affects parasitism by Jacobin cuckoos in common babblers. The dataset was collected by Asif Sadam during April–May and August–September of 2021 and 2023. It likely contains observations of nest-site characteristics and parasitism events from systematic walking surveys in patchy habitats.
47 visual survey transects were conducted in Exmouth Gulf during August/September 1995 to assess seagrass abundance. Destructive sampling at three sites involved collecting biomass from 0.25m² quadrats and tagging shoots for growth analysis. This research was initiated by the Australian Ocean Data Network to evaluate seagrass contributions to local food webs.
Zooplankton abundance estimates from monthly samples collected at nine National Reference Stations around the Australian coastline. The dataset includes community composition, biomass, and size spectrum analysis, with data available from 2002 onward. It is managed by the Australian Ocean Data Network as part of the Integrated Marine Observing System.
Hourly summaries of quality-controlled acoustic detections for tagged marine animals across Australia's coastal waters, collected since 2007. The Integrated Marine Observing System's Animal Tracking Facility aggregates data from a permanent continental receiver network and independent research projects. This summarised dataset provides aggregated detections and mean sensor values for animals carrying multi-sensor transmitters.
Bremer Bay, Western Australia, is the focus of a project to survey marine wildlife aggregations, including orcas and sperm whales. The project, managed by the Australian Ocean Data Network, aims to inform conservation and management of the Bremer Commonwealth Marine Reserve. Planned outputs include expert workshops, a literature review, and aerial surveys.
A 2026 analysis by the Australian Ocean Data Network models physical seabed disturbance from waves and currents across Australia's continental shelf. The study applies the intermediate disturbance hypothesis to derive maps predicting a dimensionless ecological disturbance index (ED). This appears to be the first such analysis attempted for any continental shelf on Earth.
Richa Giri's dataset contains primers used for PCR amplification in a 2026 study of citrus greening disease (huanglongbing) in Nepal. The study analyzed 1,026 leaf samples from 13 districts across six provinces, identifying 255 positive cases. Generated sequence data was deposited in GenBank and used for phylogenetic analysis.
NESP Marine and Coastal Hub project 3.3 compiled inventories of existing environmental and cultural data for Australia's six priority offshore wind regions. The project outputs include four database inventories with more than 500 publications across 16 impact types, seabed and oceanographic information, and mapped extents of priority species. This work was conducted by the Australian Institute of Marine Science and Deakin University in 2023-2024 to support regulatory assessment under the EPBC and Offshore Electricity Infrastructure Acts.
Scout Ecology's 2024 desktop assessment reviewed vegetation mapping across 33 protected areas in the Castlereagh Administrative Area of NSW. The project identified the likelihood of occurrence for Threatened Ecological Communities (TECs) to create a consolidated spatial layer and field guide for management. Most underlying vegetation mapping was completed between 1998 and 2012 at a broad scale, resulting in low confidence for precise TEC assignment.
A research data sheet describing the development and performance of an ePatch for wound healing. The ePatch is composed of polyacrylamide hydrogel augmented with MXene, silver nanowires, and resveratrol. It was authored by Jing Feng and last updated on June 3, 2026.
VIIRS/NPP Vegetation Indices 16-Day L3 Global 0.05Deg CMG V001 is a decommissioned satellite data product providing global vegetation indices. It offers three primary indices—Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI), Enhanced Vegetation Index (EVI), and Enhanced Vegetation Index-2 (EVI2)—along with associated reflectance and quality layers. The data is composited from the best available pixels over a 16-day period at a 0.05-degree resolution.
NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water provides version 3.1 of the NSW (Mitchell) Landscapes dataset, superseding previous versions. It includes a new attribute for biometric over-cleared landscape status and corrects typographic errors. The dataset maps landscape boundaries derived from geologic, geomorphic, and pedologic data, with version 3 incorporating revisions based on SPOT 5 imagery.
ACTGOV Threatened Fauna Habitat is a geospatial dataset from the ACT Government showing known and predicted habitat for terrestrial mammals, reptiles, birds, and invertebrates listed as threatened under the Nature Conservation Act 2014 and the EPBC Act 1999. The dataset includes habitat areas for over 20 species, such as the Canberra Grassland Earless Dragon and the Greater Glider, based on verified records and vegetation modeling. It is provided by the ACT Government Geospatial Data Catalogue (ACTmapi) and was last updated in May 2026.
A 2023-2024 project by CSIRO and the Australian Ocean Data Network compiled an inventory of approximately 250 data records for 15 priority seabird, shorebird, and marine mammal species relevant to the Gippsland offshore renewable energy area. The inventory was created through workshops, surveys, and literature searches, identifying datasets on tracking, banding, diet, and species distribution from about 30 data holders. It aims to improve data discoverability for environmental assessment and regulatory processes.