Rare Arable Flowers App

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Dipterists Forum, Muscidae and Fanniidae Study Group

The Muscidae are a highly diverse family including some large and noticeable species, such as Mesembrina meridiana, the well-known Musca domestica, and some confusion species, like the greenbottles in genus Neomyia. Many people have heard of house flies and may know a few of the more prominent species. Few people are aware of the full range of species. The British list currently includes 293 species in 40 genera. Although commonly called house flies, very few are truly synanthropic.

Plant Atlas 2020 data released!

Whilst the Plant Atlas 2020 website already allows most maps and charts to be downloaded as images, the provision of these data as open resources will open up new research opportunities, and allow others to experiment with novel visualisations approaches.

 

All datasets are published with DOIs for citation purposes, and we looking forward to tracking innovative uses of these over the years to come!

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Graph showing distribution of Antennaria dioica within 50 km latitudinal by 100 m altitudinal bands in Britain.
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