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African fish collection of the Africamuseum

Domain:

agriculture

Record type:

dataset
Taxonomic research and species discovery Notes / challenges: Only ~50% of 1M+ specimens digitized — significant portion still offline - Older records may lack precise GPS coordinates or habitat metadata - Sampling bias toward accessible regions (e.g., near research stations or colonial-era collection routes)

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