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Global Alien Species First Record Database
The Global Alien Species First Record Database represents a compilation of first records of alien species across taxonomic groups and regions. A first record denotes the year... -
Sampling, descriprion and preservation of the shallow-water fauna of the coas...
Since 2020, the Senckenberg Department of Marine Zoology (Frankfurt), together with the Senckenberg Department for Marine Research (Wilhelmshaven) is conducting a series of... -
Verpa
In this study, we present the first chromosome-scale genome of Verpa penis (Linnaeus, 1758), and the first for the bivalve clade Anomalodesmata. The present study has two... -
1974_Dörjes_Point-Mugu-South_PMS_marine_Animalia
Watt-Expedition von Jürgen Dörjes nach Kalifornien, Point Mugu, Wattflächen und Strand -
WildLIVE! - Annotated Images from Camera Traps in Eastern Bolivia
This dataset contains images from camera trap stations in Bolivia -
Digital Collectomics Example SIP Jena applied ML
This dataset contains a selection of 100 herbarium scans (low-resolution) from the Herbarium Haussknecht, provided by Senckenberg Institute for Plant Form and Function (SIP),... -
INPEDIV - WP Soil Zoology
In the Leibniz Collaborative Excellence project INPEDIV, we investigate the consequences of organic and conventional farming for biodiversity in protected areas. INPEDIV is an... -
DiGraSo
Grasslands are considered highly valuable habitats in Europe. But despite intense conservation attempts, species rich grassland areas are declining in Central Europe. Current... -
Messel bat taphonomy
Bat drowning survey structure and survey responses, Temperature data for modern tropical lakes, supplementary R code, and data analysis supporting the following study: "Was... -
Messel biodiversity
R code for data analysis, input/output tables for species richness analyses -
BonaRes project
Within the BMBF-sponsored research initiative BonaRes , a new knowledge centre for soil functions and services in Germany has been developed: the BonaRes – Centre for Soil... -
Food-web control of the global topsoil carbon cycling (CARBONWEB)
Soil food webs process 90% of the terrestrial primary production and regulate the largest carbon pool on Earth – soil organic matter. Soil food webs themselves are regulated by... -
Soil BON Foodweb
Soil BON Foodweb is a voluntary initiative established in 2021 to assess drivers and functions of soil animal biodiversity and interactions in soil food webs on a global scale.... -
Soil food-web control of the carbon cycle in forests across climates and myco...
Complex consumer communities, comprising bacteria, fungi, protists and animals are an essential component of every ecosystem that actively form, change and support ecosystem... -
Trends in hidden taxa and habitats - understanding the extent and impact of t...
Many ecosystem functions are provided by hidden biodiversity in soils and aquatic sediments, or small insects. However, little is known about changes in biodiversity of these... -
GRADED - Exploring Germany’s and China’s roles as importing and consuming cou...
The project GRADED aims to: Advance methods to quantify how agricultural production and trade impact biodiversity and ecosystem change. Contribute to the harmonization and... -
Accounting for trade in derived products when estimating European Union's rol...
Data and code accompanying the article https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecolecon.2024.108288 Part of the project GRADED:... -
A global multi-indicator assessment of the environmental impact of livestock ...
Data accompanying the article https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gloenvcha.2024.102853 Part of the project GRADED:... -
Hidden Markov movement model for Mongolian gazelles
Preliminary work as of 05-12-2024. From the MORE STEP (Mobility at risk: Sustaining the Mongolian Steppe Ecosystem) project. -
Landscape Criticality in the Anthropocene – Biodiversity, Renewables and Sett...
This project aims at developing a global in-depth understanding of landscape transitions from permeable to impermeable. To systematically identify state transitions where...
