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Benefit-sharing from DSI rests on the provider country's national framework. Where it requires bilateral benefit-sharing for DSI, those terms apply. Where it gives effect to the CBD multilateral mechanism, users of its publicly available DSI should share benefits through it: all users non-monetary benefits, as appropriate, and commercial users above set size thresholds also monetary contributions to the Cali Fund. Where it is silent on DSI, the position is not yet settled: check with the country's competent national authority, through the ABS service. Any terms agreed when the genetic resources were accessed still apply. Access and benefit-sharing questions are handled by the ABS service, not by the DataBank. Learn more →
taxon 3360650No local or indigenous names recorded yet.
Not yet assessed
Occurrence records: Recorded mostly in Africa. 7,701 of 8,102 GBIF records (95%) are from Africa (checked 10/9/2026). A hint from GBIF and the genomes on this Hub, not an assessment: GBIF includes zoo and travel records.
Species that share this one's nearest groups in NCBI Taxonomy. This is how they're classified, not a phylogeny. See it in the species tree.
Origin: hub
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First synced: 8/26/2026 · Last updated: 8/26/2026
Source: NCBI GCA_049176975.1 · View at source ↗
Collection: Zambia · Sex: not determined
Sequencing: Illumina · SPAdes v. 2025 · 60x coverage
Released: 2025-03-30 · Submitted by: Iridian Genomes
publiccc0AFDSI-SEQ-303 Benefit-sharing under CBD Decision 16/2 and national frameworks →Country of origin: ZM · PIC: unknown · MAT: unknown
GoaT: Scaffold assembly · 0.81 Gb · scaffold N50 20,146,077 · View at source ↗
Publicly accessible — no request needed.
No AlphaFold DB proteome found for this species.
7,706 real GBIF-recorded occurrences across Africa — see this species on GBIF ↗.
This reflects real occurrence records submitted to GBIF, not a comprehensive range map — sampling effort varies significantly by country and region, so an absence here doesn't mean the species isn't present.
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