1 Reply by charliebarnes

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Re: Suprising lack of records...

Suprising lack of records for this species: http://data.nbn.org.uk/gridMap/gridMap.jsp?allDs=1&srchSpKey=NHMSYS0000376773

Whats more surprising is that one of the records comes from the Welsh Invertebrate Database. I'll keep any witty comments to myself...

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Re: Suprising lack of records...

Heh, that made me smile - thanks Charlie.

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Re: Suprising lack of records...

Hello Charlie

At first glance this does look a bit peculiar but is most likely to be the consequence of recording host species along with parasite records. This is also the likely explanation for a lot of the domestic horse, cat, dog and cattle records on the Gateway

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Re: Suprising lack of records...

Graham French wrote:

the consequence of recording host species along with parasite records

What a lovely thought...! :o

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Re: Suprising lack of records...

Damn, I was hoping for a more exciting explanation... such as the welsh record being part man, part insect, like the creature from The Fly.

http://www.sewbrec.org.uk/

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