
The southern German kingdom of Württemberg was administratively divided into districts, called "Oberämter" in German. Between 1824 and 1886, the royal statistical office published one regional study on each of the districts, including text descriptions of the local fauna. The CSV data represent all species documented in these sources, with the follwing information for each mention: district: Name of the district in which the species was mentioned. year: Year of publication of the source text. original_text: Excerpt from the text in which the species is mentioned. german_name: German name of the animal as given in the text. May be empty if a scientific name is provided. scientific_name: Scientific name of the animal as given in the text. May be empty if a German name is provided. reported_occurrence: Interpretation of whether the source text describes the species as occurring in the district. False indicates the species is explicitly reported as absent; True is assumed when False is not set. This column reflects the content of the historical text and does not imply biological presence of a species. normalized_name: Scientific name of the species as used by GBIF. GBIF_Id: Identifier assigned to the species by GBIF.
19th Century, Württemberg, Computational Humanities, Biodiversity, Historical Ecology
19th Century, Württemberg, Computational Humanities, Biodiversity, Historical Ecology
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