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iNaturalist Australia | CC-BY-NC-Int | 134,606 |
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First Bird Atlas | CC-BY-NC | 92,256 |
Western Australia Bird Surveys (1987-2015) | CC-BY CC-BY | 69,565 |
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PaDIL Bee records | CC-BY | 13,060 |
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