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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
dwc_continent_added i	33	100
dwc_country_added i	33	100
idigbio_isocountrycode_added i	33	100
dwc_class_added i	32	96.97
dwc_datasetid_added i	32	96.97
dwc_family_added i	32	96.97
dwc_order_added i	32	96.97
dwc_parentnameusageid_added i	32	96.97
dwc_phylum_added i	32	96.97
dwc_scientificnameauthorship_added i	32	96.97
dwc_taxonid_added i	32	96.97
dwc_taxonomicstatus_added i	32	96.97
gbif_canonicalname_added i	32	96.97
gbif_genericname_added i	32	96.97
gbif_reference_added i	32	96.97
gbif_taxon_corrected i	32	96.97
dwc_multimedia_added i	27	81.818
dwc_taxonrank_replaced i	27	81.818
gbif_vernacularname_added i	27	81.818
taxon_match_failed i	5	15.152
dwc_originalnameusageid_added i	2	6.061

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
05 / 2023	34,102	0	0
06 / 2023	432,539	33	0
07 / 2023	412,133	132	0
08 / 2023	390,102	62	0
09 / 2023	496,931	98	1
10 / 2023	654,043	1,365	0
11 / 2023	567,402	452	0
12 / 2023	459,248	0	0
01 / 2024	786,504	0	0
02 / 2024	1,123,837	297	2
03 / 2024	1,143,784	4,966	0
04 / 2024	1,469,839	1,516	2
05 / 2024	6,101,658	3,497	571
06 / 2024	2,274,078	330	32
07 / 2024	1,317,557	1,215	65
08 / 2024	7,299,258	1,153	765
09 / 2024	2,632,595	64	123
10 / 2024	1,852,155	6,663	64
11 / 2024	2,272,683	593	33
12 / 2024	1,054,140	0	0
01 / 2025	3,396,117	75	93
02 / 2025	1,917,101	132	44
03 / 2025	1,261,194	1,279	0
04 / 2025	1,667,811	1,389	129
05 / 2025	154,016	0	0

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Name	Spencer Hardy
Role	Biologist
Email	shardy@vtecostudies.org

Name	Trish Hanson
Role	Forest Protection Entomologist
Email	linclinc@wcvt.com

Name	Spencer Hardy
Role	Biologist
Email	shardy@vtecostudies.org

Name	Spencer Hardy
Role	Biologist
Email	shardy@vtecostudies.org

Name	Spencer Hardy
Role	Biologist
Email	shardy@vtecostudies.org

Recordset

Bees (Apoidea: Anthophila) Found in Emerald Ash Borer Traps in Vermont, USA

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