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SCAMAD es una base de datos corológicos y fenológicos acerca de la distribución de los escarabeidos coprófagos madrileños, creada dentro de Hortal (2004). En este conjunto de datos se recogen dos versiones de esta base de datos: SCAMAD 2.0 (6893 registros), resultante de combinar la información disponible en colecciones y referencias bibliográficas los muestreos llevados a cabo durante Hortal (2004); y SCAMAD 2.1, versión actualizada con información más reciente, hasta verano de 2004 (7116 registros)., Este trabajo forma parte de tesis doctoral de Joaquín Hortal, titulada "Selección y Diseño de Áreas Prioritarias de Conservación de la Biodiversidad mediante Sinecología. Inventario y modelización predictiva de la distribución de los escarabeidos coprófagos (Coleoptera, Scarabaeoidea) de Madrid", realizada entre 1999 y 2004 gracias a la Beca Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales/CSIC/Comunidad de Madrid, y financiada en parte por los proyectos ‘Patrones de diversidad geográfica en insectos: una aproximación a la evaluación de áreas prioritarias de conservación en España Central’ (D.G.I.C.Y.T.; PB97-1149), y ‘Faunística Predictiva: Análisis comparado de la efectividad de distintas metodologías y su aplicación para la selección de reservas naturales’ (REN2001-1136), y al apoyo del proyecto 07M/0080/2002 de la Comunidad de Madrid., Contiene: 1. Archivo Excel con SCAMAD 2.0, SCAMAD 2.1. y leyenda., No

These data proceed from BANDASCA, a database which compiles all the available information from literature, museum and private collections, doctoral thesis, as well as other unpublished data available for the entire Iberian Peninsula (see structure in Lobo and Martín-Piera 1991). At present, it contains the information of 96 981 individuals of the 53 Iberian Scarabaeinae species. A database-record was defined as a pool of specimens of a single species with identical database field values (locality, UTM coordinates, altitude, date of capture (day/month/year), type of habitat and food resource; among others) regardless of the number of specimens; so any difference in any database field value gave rise to a new database-record. Note: this dataset was previously orphaned. It has been rescued by ① extracting it from the GBIF.org index (see GBIF Download in External Data) and ② republishing it on this IPT data hosting centre as version 1.0.

These data proceed from BANDAPHO, a database which compiles all the available information from literature, museum and private collections, doctoral thesis, as well as other unpublished data available for the entire Iberian Peninsula (see structure in Lobo and Martín-Piera 1991). At present, it contains the information of 16.635 individuals of the 143 Iberian Aphodiidae species. A database-record was defined as a pool of specimens of a single species with identical database field values (locality, UTM coordinates, altitude, date of capture (day/month/year), type of habitat and food resource; among others) regardless of the number of specimens; so any difference in any database field value gave rise to a new database-record. Note: this dataset was previously orphaned. It has been rescued by ① extracting it from the GBIF.org index (see GBIF Download in External Data) and ② republishing it on this IPT data hosting centre as version 1.0.