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Improving Taxonomic Bias using iNaturalist Records on Helgoland
Citizen science platforms such as iNaturalist provide valuable opportunities for large-scale biodiversity monitoring but are prone to taxonomic biases, favoring charismatic and easily observable species while underrepresenting less visible taxa, particularly marine invertebrates. This study investig
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