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Smith, VS.* (2008) Cybertaxonomy: applying computers & the Web the study of biodiversity.

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Cybertaxonomy
Applying computers the Web
to the study of biodiversity

Vincent S. Smith

Proportion of all 1.8 million
described species

Insects

56.3%

Arachnids
4.5%
Crustaceans 2.4%
Other Arthropods 1.2%
Molluscs 4.2%
Nematodes 0.9%
Other Invertebrates 4.0%
Vertebrates 2.7%

Plants 14.3%

Fungi 4.2%
Algae 2.4%
Protozoans 2.4%
Bacteria and
Viruses 0.5%

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