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Cell biology, microbiology, ecology, biodiversity, species data, evolutionary biology
27,591 datasets
Geoscience Australia research investigates high-energy cool-water carbonate lithofacies on the inner shelf of the Recherche Archipelago, south-western Australia. The study integrates surficial sediments, video, multibeam sonar, cores, and shallow seismic data to understand Quaternary shelf evolution. It identifies Holocene deposits up to 7 meters thick, dominated by calcareous algae, mollusc, and bryozoan fragments.
Geoscience Australia Data provides model outputs quantifying seabed exposure to oceanographic processes. The dataset covers the entire Australian continental shelf for an 8-year period from March 1997 to February 2005, using three regionalisation methods to classify exposure levels.
Geoscience Australia presents seabed geomorphology maps synthesizing bathymetry, shallow geology, sedimentology, and ecology data. These maps illustrate seabed features, compositions, and processes to support sustainable offshore renewable energy development. The dataset was presented at the 2024 AMSA-NZMSS Conference.
A dataset likely containing images of plant leaves labeled for disease classification. Published on Kaggle, its specific size, origin, and collection date are unknown. The title suggests it is pre-split into training and validation sets.
Adebayo Sopeju compiled this dataset through a systematic review of Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) research in Africa spanning 100 years (1924–2024). It tracks long-term patterns in serotype circulation, ecological factors, and cross-border spread across the continent. The data includes standardized quality assessments for each source based on a 12-point scoring system.
Fragmentation metrics describe remnant vegetation exposure for threatened flora sub-populations across the DBCA Wheatbelt Region. The dataset was created by Janine Kinloch of the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions and was last updated in March 2026.
September 1963 data from a NOAA NCEI study analyzing cheilostome Bryozoa as paleoecological indicators. The dataset examines the composition and distribution of bryozoan thanatocoenoses in continental shelf sediments, using clustering techniques like R-mode and Q-mode analysis. It was collected by NOAA NCEI to understand the environmental factors governing bryozoan associations.
NOAA's National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS) maintains this quantitative database on benthic species distributions from studies conducted with partner institutions. The dataset supports regional ecological assessments in estuaries, coastal waters, and NOAA protected areas like National Marine Sanctuaries. A corresponding taxonomic voucher collection of specimens collected between 1991 and 2007 was transferred to the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences in 2019.
A 1998 survey from September 5-9 documented marine communities at 12 sites in Midway Harbor and lagoon. NOAA_NCEI researchers identified 444 taxa, including 47 algae, 316 invertebrates, and 81 fish species. Approximately 285 species were new records for the atoll, and three nonindigenous invertebrates were documented.
An estimated 416,000 marine birds were taken as bycatch in North Pacific high seas driftnet fisheries during the 1990 season. The dataset provides estimates for 13 species groups and includes regression models analyzing bycatch rates against variables like location, month, and sea temperature. It was compiled by CEOS_EXTRA and published via NASA EarthData, focusing on the 1990 fishing season.
1985 metadata and shapefiles detail the spatial and temporal distribution of 18 marine species in the Gulf of Mexico. The dataset includes categories for adult, spawning, nursery, commercial, and recreational fishing zones. It was produced by NOAA's Strategic Environmental Assessment Division for the Gulf of Mexico Ecosystem Pilot Project.
A 2026 inventory catalogs objects owned and maintained by the City of Melbourne on public streets. The dataset includes barbeques, bicycle rails, bins, bollards, drinking fountains, planter boxes, hoops, horse troughs, information pillars, litter bins, picnic settings, and seats.
7 commodity price series track weekly fluctuations starting from 1972. Statistics Canada publishes the data, which includes total, energy, and metals indices. The dataset was last updated in March 2026.
7 commodity price series track changes in the Fisher index for Canada starting from 1972. Statistics Canada publishes this monthly data, which includes categories like total commodities, metals and minerals, and energy. The dataset was last updated in March 2026.
Connecticut's DEEP Fisheries Division maintains a public registry of approved commercial suppliers for live fish and fish eggs. The list provides contact details to facilitate legal stocking, bait procurement, and importation activities. This official directory was last updated in April 2026.
Infant models used for PKU analysis, including 48 microbiome-personalised 2-day-old female WBMs and germ-free 2-day-old male WBM. The dataset was authored by Ines Thiele and last updated on May 14, 2026.
Legislatively established in 1981, this dataset identifies significant natural areas in California based on biological criteria. The data is derived from the Natural Diversity Data Base, a statewide GIS containing over 22,000 locational records for more than 1200 sensitive species and communities. Products include text reports, county maps, and Arc/Info export files.
A dataset from SCIOPS evaluates age estimation methods for Patagonian and Antarctic toothfish using lead-radium dating. The study compares methodologies from the Center for Quantitative Fisheries Science in the USA and the Central Ageing Facility in Australia. Findings indicate age estimation accuracy for fish up to approximately 50 years and validate growth zone periodicity.
2001 to 2003 acoustic data was recorded west of the Antarctic Peninsula by 7 instruments as part of the Southern Ocean GLOBEC program. The dataset contains low-frequency (10-250 Hz) continuous samples, with a maximum volume of approximately 28 GB per instrument. It was collected by the SCIOPS organization and is situated within the Palmer Long-Term Ecological Research grid.
331 paired stations on Georges Bank during 1996 and 1997 were used to compare the 0.61-m Bongo and 1-m2 MOCNESS samplers. Catches of larvae from the MOCNESS were 3 to 5 times greater than those from the Bongo, with significant differences found for 14 of 22 dominant taxa. Meteorological and sea surface parameters were also recorded during 67 US GLOBEC cruises to the region from 1995-1999.