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1151 A global high-resolution freshwater-specific environmental regionalisation to support biodiversity assessment

Title
A global high-resolution freshwater-specific environmental regionalisation to support biodiversity assessment
Description

The data package provides the results of the global high-resolution freshwater-specific environmental regionalisation, includes the landscape-driven freshwater habitat clusters (L-FHCs) and physical-driven freshwater habitat clusters (P-FHCs), and the subsequent freshwater insect inventory assessment presented in the article:  Schürz, M., García Márquez, J. R., Bremerich, V., Grigoropoulou, A., Amatulli, G., Domisch, S. (in review). "A global high-resolution freshwater-specific environmental regionalisation to support biodiversity assessment"

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Study site
Global
Contact
Marlene Schürz
Licence for data
All rights reserved. Please send a request to Marlene Schürz if you like to use this data. Mind our data policy: IGB Data Policy
Project
GLOWABIO Global freshwater biodiversity research Project Website

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  • A_global_high-resolution_freshwater-specific_environmental_regionalisation_to_support_biodiversity_assessment.xml
  • A_global_high-resolution_freshwater-specific_environmental_regionalisation_to_support_biodiversity_assessment.eml

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