DOI10.26197/ala.5893be50-682b-4988-955f-5a14a160fc44
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- query: taxa:"glossy black"
- context: -_nest_parent_:*
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Data profile: ALA General
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Exclude environmental DNA and fossil specimen records | -basisOfRecord:"FOSSIL_SPECIMEN" AND -(basisOfRecord:"MATERIAL_SAMPLE" AND contentTypes:"EnvironmentalDNA") |
Exclude duplicate records | -(duplicate_status:"ASSOCIATED" AND duplicateType:"DIFFERENT_DATASET") |
Exclude records with scientific name related quality assertions | -assertions:TAXON_MATCH_NONE AND -assertions:INVALID_SCIENTIFIC_NAME AND -assertions:TAXON_HOMONYM AND -assertions:UNKNOWN_KINGDOM AND -assertions:TAXON_SCOPE_MISMATCH |
Exclude absence records | -occurrenceStatus:ABSENT |
Exclude records with open user assertions | -userAssertions:50001 AND -userAssertions:50005 |
Exclude records with event date pre 1700 | -year:[* TO 1700] |
Exclude records with location related data quality assertions | -establishmentMeans:"MANAGED" AND -decimalLatitude:0 AND -decimalLongitude:0 AND -assertions:"PRESUMED_SWAPPED_COORDINATE" AND -assertions:"COORDINATES_CENTRE_OF_STATEPROVINCE" AND -assertions:"COORDINATES_CENTRE_OF_COUNTRY" AND -assertions:"PRESUMED_NEGATED_LATITUDE" AND -assertions:"PRESUMED_NEGATED_LONGITUDE" |
Exclude records that are an outlier (not within the expected range) against 3 or more environmental layers according to a reverse jacknife test | -outlierLayerCount:[3 TO *] |
Exclude records with a spatially suspect flag. | -spatiallyValid:"false" |
Exclude records with high uncertainty | -coordinateUncertaintyInMeters:[10001 TO *] |
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