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Tri- Trophic Thematic Collection Network

The Tri-Trophic Collection Network focuses on significant herbivorous insects, specifically Hemiptera, their host plants, and associated parasitoids. Our initiative aims to digitize around 4 million specimen records, consolidating more than 7.8 million entries into a unified database. With over 457,553 digitized plant bug specimens, we seek to engage volunteers in georeferencing efforts while educating the public through workshops and events. Our project also incorporates automation methods to streamline the digitization process, ensuring valuable data accessibility for research.

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Tri- Trophic Thematic Collection Network

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  1. Tri-Trophic Thematic Collection Network A Tri-TrophicDatabasing and Imaging Project Danielle Pace American Museum of Natural History

  2. What: • Our TCN focuses on one of the major herbivorous insect clades, the Hemiptera, their host plants, and their parasitoids. • Numbers and Statistics: • About 4 Million specimen records will be made available. • More than 7.8 Million records will be unified. • Total digitized plant bug specimens: 457,553. • Whom we would like to train: • Volunteers do a large majority of the Georeferencing work, however, it is our hope to hold events which would educate the public. • Georeferencing Methods: • Automation

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