Specimen metadata
- Taxon - species name
- Family - taxonomic family to which species belongs
- Habitat - the natural environment for that species
- Habitat1 - as Habitat but all “riverine/nearshore” taxa are classed as “riverine” and “nearshore/oceanic” taxa are classed as “nearshore”
- Habitat2 - as Habitat, but “riverine/nearshore” taxa are classed as “nearshore” and “nearshore/oceanic” taxa are classed as “oceanic”
- Feeding behaviour - how the species usually acquires its prey
- Feeding1 - as Feeding behaviour, but all “raptorial/suction” taxa are classed as “raptorial”
- Feeding2 - as Feeding behaviour, but all “raptorial/suction” taxa are classed as “suction”
- Body size - maximum mass the species obtains
- Divetype - the type of dive the species usually makes (Shallow: estimated maximum dive depth ≤ 100 m. Mid: estimated maximum dive depth ~500 m. Deep: estimated maximum dive depth ~1000m. Verydeep: can dive well in excess of 1000 m.)
- Regime - which convergent regime the species belongs to, membership of the black regime signifies no convergence being found.
Resources
Cite this as
Travis Park; Bastien Mennecart; Loïc Costeur; Camille Grohé; Natalie Cooper (2018). Specimen metadata (from Convergent evolution in toothed whale cochleae) [Data set resource]. Natural History Museum.
https://data.nhm.ac.uk/dataset/cochlear-convergence/resource/40a4f6f9-c3bf-4b57-96d9-f6d233ed6be5
Retrieved: 09:36 19 Apr 2024 (UTC)
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| Created | 5 years ago |
| format | CSV |
| id | 40a4f6f9-c3bf-4b57-96d9-f6d233ed6be5 |
| metadata modified | 5 years ago |
| package id | 343643fe-9beb-4f50-bfde-8a796a5b3ceb |
| state | active |