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This table shows any data corrections that were performed on this recordset to improve the capabilities of iDigBio Search. The first column represents the correction performed. The last two columns represent the number and percentage of records that were corrected. A complete list of the data quality flags and their descriptions can be found here. Clicking on a data flag name will take you to a search for all records with this flag in this recordset.

Flag	Records With This Flag	(%) Percent With This Flag
idigbio_isocountrycode_added i	82957	99.609
dwc_datasetid_added i	65470	78.611
dwc_parentnameusageid_added i	65470	78.611
dwc_taxonid_added i	65470	78.611
dwc_taxonomicstatus_added i	65470	78.611
gbif_canonicalname_added i	65470	78.611
gbif_genericname_added i	65470	78.611
gbif_taxon_corrected i	65470	78.611
dwc_scientificnameauthorship_added i	64665	77.645
dwc_multimedia_added i	28786	34.564
dwc_taxonrank_replaced i	14666	17.61
gbif_vernacularname_added i	13943	16.742
dwc_family_replaced i	10960	13.16
gbif_reference_added i	10887	13.072
dwc_specificepithet_replaced i	8946	10.742
taxon_match_failed i	8660	10.398
dwc_genus_replaced i	3635	4.365
dwc_originalnameusageid_added i	2585	3.104
dwc_order_replaced i	1756	2.108
dwc_class_replaced i	1131	1.358
dwc_family_added i	973	1.168
dwc_genus_added i	448	0.538
dwc_phylum_replaced i	356	0.427
datecollected_bounds i	215	0.258
dwc_order_added i	205	0.246
dwc_infraspecificepithet_added i	139	0.167
dwc_kingdom_suspect i	35	0.042
dwc_taxonremarks_added i	17	0.02
dwc_continent_added i	7	0.008
dwc_class_added i	4	0.005
dwc_continent_replaced i	2	0.002

The table below represents monthly iDigBio portal use statistics for this recordset. Search indicates in how many instances a record from this recordset matched a search query. Download indicates in how many instances a record from this recordset was downloaded. Seen indicates in how many instances a record from this recordset appeared (visually) in the search results in a browser window. Records Viewed and Media Viewed indicate how many specimen and media records were opened and viewed in full detail. Note: Monthly statistics aggregation began on Jan 15th 2015; therefore, the month of (01 / 2015) represents approximately half a month of statistics reporting.

Month of	Search	Download	Seen	Records Viewed
05 / 2022	961,636,318	82,971	24,951	906
06 / 2022	977,738,767	1,949	19,446	609
07 / 2022	1,019,181,784	163,591	27,989	1,285
08 / 2022	1,008,748,716	158,555	27,036	715
09 / 2022	1,080,791,333	113,334	19,954	900
10 / 2022	1,338,700,147	486,785	21,284	1,246
11 / 2022	1,213,605,762	168,727	15,894	942
12 / 2022	973,024,751	152,759	29,194	1,263
01 / 2023	949,800,884	164,344	13,296	1,385
02 / 2023	8,988,403	0	114	53
03 / 2023	523,667,178	3,745	4,583	721
04 / 2023	1,308,848,635	89,764	18,062	1,560
05 / 2023	1,050,450,528	72,942	9,894	1,002
06 / 2023	1,082,631,706	98,206	26,388	1,016
07 / 2023	1,013,009,658	352,730	20,516	992
08 / 2023	989,371,830	12,596	14,996	1,209
09 / 2023	1,238,309,056	240,941	20,757	1,862
10 / 2023	1,589,112,021	2,686,212	15,840	1,243
11 / 2023	1,418,376,615	254,717	21,803	2,102
12 / 2023	1,179,941,611	308	45,895	5,364
01 / 2024	1,913,667,047	47,803	24,678	9,592
02 / 2024	2,803,971,088	684,427	31,954	4,668
03 / 2024	2,876,105,361	11,753,526	34,334	17,228
04 / 2024	3,722,180,153	843,219	2,544,790	27,481
05 / 2024	15,581,492,249	8,723,346	2,417,599	38,773
06 / 2024	5,797,176,900	954,040	1,048,717	16,071
07 / 2024	3,311,733,840	2,023,554	64,881	11,281
08 / 2024	7,116,998,376	2,933,079	27,557	12,332
09 / 2024	6,325,075,576	167,204	18,738	1,283
10 / 2024	4,516,712,968	1,602,048	33,984	1,858
11 / 2024	5,681,443,503	2,021	28,692	10,812
12 / 2024	2,678,056,717	11,569	21,732	10,850
01 / 2025	8,549,442,933	117	42,315	10,563
02 / 2025	4,774,793,994	170,301	39,298	18,540
03 / 2025	3,120,939,255	1,702,558	32,623	42,796
04 / 2025	4,157,749,113	9,130	30,259	4,590
05 / 2025	883,850,801	32	12,721	1,572

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Name	Sarah Davis
Role	Collection Manager
Email	DavisS@carnegieMNH.org

Name	Sarah Davis
Role	Collection Manager
Email	DavisS@carnegieMNH.org

Name	David Bloom
Role	VertNet Coordinator
Email	dbloom@vertnet.org

Name	John Wieczorek
Role	Information Architect
Email	tuco@berkeley.edu

Name	Sarah Davis
Role	Collection Manager
Email	DavisS@carnegieMNH.org

Recordset

CM Vertebrate Paleontology Collection

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