BISMaL
Biological Information System for Marine Life
NEWS
- 2022/06/13
- A new dataset has been published on BISMaL:
Regionally Integrated Marine Database (RINKAI), managed by JAMBIO, an association of Japanese university-based marine stations.
The dataset contains data of JAMBIO Coastal Organism Joint Surveys.
Please refer to the link for details.
- 2022/05/09
- A new dataset has been published on BISMaL.
Distribution of Stylaraea punctata (Linnaeus, 1758) in Okinawa Island, Japan
Please refer to the link for details.
- 2022/04/28
- About 7,000 records (for 2009-2018) have been added to the following dataset:
Survey data of rocky shores on the Monitoring sites 1000 project, BDCJ
Please refer to the link for details.
- 2022/04/06
- A new dataset has been published on BISMaL.
Organisms observed during the Shipboard Oceanographic Laboratory 3, Department of Marine Biology, Tokai University
Please refer to the link for details.
- 2022/01/05
- Republishing BISMaL web site
Due to a security incident, BISMaL was closed to the public from March 19, 2021, but we republished the site on January 5, 2022. Sorry for the inconvenience during the period.
BISMaL data at a glance
Number of registered taxon on BISMaL
Last Updated:2021/11/20
Total number of registered taxon:39,961
taxon with occurrence record(s):14,783
taxon with no occurrence record(s):25,178
Number of occurrences records in kingdom Animalia
Last Updated:2021/12/02
Number of occurrence records:2,358,069
Last Updated:2022/04/11
Total 2,303,997 records in BISMaL (April 11, 2022).
In 2021, observation records from research results by Seto Marine Biological Laboratory, Kyoto University (Hatakejima, Wakayama), observations in training cruise of Tokai University (from Shizuoka to Ogasawara Islands), and a product of Tohoku Ecosystem-Associated Marine Sciences project (off Sanriku) were published in BISMaL.
In 2021, observation records from research results by Seto Marine Biological Laboratory, Kyoto University (Hatakejima, Wakayama), observations in training cruise of Tokai University (from Shizuoka to Ogasawara Islands), and a product of Tohoku Ecosystem-Associated Marine Sciences project (off Sanriku) were published in BISMaL.