Data use
Expanding OBIS beyond species occurrences
An OBIS workshop explored the options of biodiversity data standards to create new combined oceanic datasets.
An OBIS workshop explored the options of biodiversity data standards to create new combined oceanic datasets.
Using co-occurrences of mammalian hosts and insect vectors to understand transmission patterns of the Chagas parasite.
Save our bats, save our tequila: Industry and science join forces to help bats and agaves
This paper models Agave species richness and tests concordance with bats migratory paths through Mexico.
Using Complex Inference Networks to predict zoonotic multi-host systems
Identifying and re-surveying sites to gain knowledge of species distribution dynamics
This study maps the diversity of coastal plants in Mexico and identifies important areas for protection projects.
How will climate and land-use change alter distributions of plants in North America, and what effects will this have on future richness and diversity?
Annual refresh of massive citizen science project grows by 30 per cent, showing biggest percentage gains in Asia and Europe
In Latin America, the protozoan parasite Leishmania mexicana is the causal agent of cutaneous leishmaniasis. Spread by sand flies, this ulcer-causing disease represents a serious public health problem in Mexico.