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TRIAP Franklin 2008 Waterbirds - Marine records, Northern Australia (1900-2002)

Atlas of Living Australia
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As part of the Tropical Rivers Inventory and Assessment Project (TRIAP), a database of 94,148 waterbird records was assembled, comprising 82,596 records from the TRIAP area and 11,552 records from a surrounding 10 km buffer. These records were sourced from databases for Atlas1 and Atlas2 provided by Birds Australia, 99.1% of which are from the Historical Atlas (pre-1977), the first Field Atlas (1977-1981) or the second Field Atlas (1997-2002).
This version is all records where the taxa have been catalogued in the World Register of Marine Species and therefore are potential marine species.

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