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Looking forward to reading this. When combined with the inevitability of typos and misspellings, highly similar names present a tricky problem for assembling and using large DNA reference libraries for environmental DNA studies.
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How similar are species names, and what are the implications of this if you're trying to match names across different biodiversity databases? New preprint using @marinespecies.bsky.social data led by @andremenegotto.bsky.social preprints.arphahub.com/article/1969...
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How similar are species names and why does this matter for biodiversity data
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Standardising taxonomic names is an essential step in biodiversity studies to ensure robust data aggregation and up-to-date, valid species nomenclature. Fuzzy (inexact) matching is widely used in this...
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