Holocene
Pleistocene - Holocene
Late Pleistocene
Middle Pleistocene
Early Pleistocene
Late Pliocene

Early Pliocene
Late Miocene
Middle Miocene
Early Miocene
Late Oligocene
Early Oligocene

Late Eocene
Middle Eocene
Early Eocene
Late Palaeocene
Middle Palaeocene
Early Palaeocene

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General habitats:

forest savanna/grassland/woodland
desert/shrubland mangrove/wetland aquatic

Altered habitats:

fragment inhabited area cropland pasture
plantation clearcut disturbed forest
secondary forest combined unaltered uncheck all

Substrate: ground surfacecaveburrowssoilleaf litterbranches or trunkscanopywater edgeopen waterlake bottom/stream bedbeachintertidalreefother marine

Included sampling methods:

Excluded sampling methods:

Examples: baited pitfall, butterfly, cage, drift fences, Elliott, harp, Havahart, light, mist, pitfall, Sherman, sieves, snap, sweep, Tomahawk, UV light, Winkler

Counts are of individualscaptures or sightingsspecimens

Minimum number of species per sample:

Minimum number of individuals per sample:

Minimum for computing abundances:

Maximum number of individuals per sample:

Minimum frequency distribution coverage (u):

Minimum diameter at breast height: cm
Values within 10% will match (e.g., 10 cm matches anything from 9.09 to 11 cm).

How should duplicate samples be handled? include all of themdownload only the largestlump them in large cellslump them in small cells
Duplicates have the same reference number; equal area coordinate (1 or 0.1 degrees across); habitat; altered habitat; and disturbance category.

Include specifically indeterminate records? yesno

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