Fitness for use
Field coverage, taxonomic distribution and evidence availability for the Darwin Core occurrence collection — every figure an exact count, never an estimate, so a reviewer can recompute it.
Showing Showing All: 36,895 records.
Observations
A look at the newest observations.
Taxonomic distribution
Kingdom
Records per kingdom. Residual is values outside the accepted kingdoms.
Taxonomic rank
Records per rank. A high residual indicates rank vocabulary drift.
Taxonomic status
Accepted names versus synonyms.
Not recorded for any of these records.
Identification method
Who determined the taxon. A model writes its name into identifiedBy, but the writer only started recording it partway through the collection.
Records published before 30 August 2026 that carry a written account (occurrenceRemarks) with no identifiedBy on record. The classifier ran over these, but the determiner was not written back until 30 August 2026, so no record proves it individually. Counted as AI classified on that basis, and kept out of the figure above.
Measured and assumed together: 4,317.
Conservation status
Conservation status
Records carrying IUCN Red List categories or CITES appendices.
Evidence availability
Evidence modality
Records carrying each media type, with the multi-modal overlaps.
GBIF linkage
Records with a gbifTaxonKey can join to the Global Biodiversity Information Facility; unlinked records cannot.
Spatial and numeric distribution
Coordinate uncertainty
Spatial precision in metres. Low uncertainty enables distribution modelling.
Individual count
Organism counts per record. Required for abundance analysis.
Elevation
Minimum elevation in metres.
Temporal distribution
Publication timeline
Records by createdAt (when published to the AT Protocol). Shows collection effort over time.
Dataset metadata
Field coverage
Percentage of records with a non-null value for each Darwin Core field, sorted by coverage.
Licence and reuse
Licence
Creative Commons licences. Unlicensed records may not be legally reusable.