The data collected by the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF), some 2.2 billion
records, is arguably the largest international initiative to digitize and share primary …

Abstract The Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) is the largest databank on
primary biodiversity data. We examined the completeness and geographical biases for all …

Aim Wild bees still face striking shortfalls in knowledge of biodiversity in key regions of the
world. This includes Europe, where despite a long tradition of data gathering, the continental …

Taxa restricted to mountains may be vulnerable to global warming, unless localscale
topographic variation and conservation actions can protect them against expected changes …

Aim Understanding biodiversity patterns is crucial for prioritizing future conservation efforts
and reducing the current rates of biodiversity loss. However, a large proportion of species …

The geographic distribution and systematics of many groups of insects are still understudied
across large geographic areas of the Iberian Peninsula. This lack of knowledge and the fact …

We estimated the potential impact of Global Warming on the species richness of Iberian
butterflies. First, we determined the grid size that maximized the balance between …

This study introduces a novel approach to leverage high‐resolution historical climate data
and opportunistically collected historical species occurrence data for detecting adaptive …

Climate change, diseases, pollution, and land cover changes threaten amphibian species
worldwide, making identifying and monitoring these species crucial for the conservation of …

The Wallacean shortfall refers to the knowledge gap in biodiversity distributions. There is still
limited knowledge for freshwater fish species despite the importance of focusing …