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Journal article
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Title
An integrated individual-level trait-based phytoplankton dataset from transitional waters
Abstract
Functional trait-based approaches have undergone an extraordinary expansion in phytoplankton ecology. Morpho-functional traits have been shown to vary both within and between populations and species, potentially affecting individual fitness and the network of inter-individual relationships. Here we integrate six fully harmonized phytoplankton morpho-functional trait datasets, characterized by a fine data grain, reporting individual-level data over a large biogeographical area. Datasets refer to transitional water ecosystems, from five biogeographical areas: Northern Atlantic Ocean (Scotland), South-Western Atlantic Ocean (Brazil), South-Western Pacific Ocean (Australia), Indo Pacific Ocean (Maldives) and Mediterranean Sea (Greece and Turkey). The integrated dataset includes 127311 individual phytoplankton records with sampling locations, taxonomic and morphometric information according to Darwin Core standards and semantic annotations. The six FAIR datasets are openly available in the LifeWatch Italy data portal. The datasets have already been used for morpho-functional analyses and hypothesis testing on phytoplankton guilds at different levels of data aggregation and scale, from local to global.
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https://www.webofscience.com/wos/woscc/full-record/WOS:001126510500003
Bibliographic citation
Laraib, M.; Titocci, J.; Rosati, I.; Basset, A. (2023). An integrated individual-level trait-based phytoplankton dataset from transitional waters. Scientific Data 10(1): 897. https://dx.doi.org/10.1038/s41597-023-02785-w
Topic
Marine
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true
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open access
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true

Authors

author
Name
Maira Laraib
author
Name
Jessica Titocci
author
Name
Ilaria Rosati
author
Name
Alberto Basset

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https://dx.doi.org/10.1038/s41597-023-02785-w

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2024-01-02
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2024-01-02