Occurrence dataset Registered May 02, 2025

    The flora and fauna at Ram and Mula river confluence, Baner-Aundh link road, Pune, India

    Published by Jeevitnadi
    16 authors

    Description

    The dataset consists of multi taxa species occurrences from a observational study carried out at the confluence zone of the Mula and Ram river, Baner, Pune. The survey included various riverine habitats including the channel, bed, bank, adjacent riparian forest and the streams that flow into the river.

    Geographic scope

    Description

    Area along Ram and Mula river confluence, Baner-Aundh link road, Pune, India

    Bounding box
    Latitude
    From 18.56427 to 18.56427
    Longitude
    From 73.794866 to 73.794866

    Temporal scope

    range
    January 01, 2019 - December 31, 2024

    Taxonomic scope

    Coverage
    Arthropoda
    TestudinesCucurbitalesSquamataDioscoreales

    Methodology

    Sampling

    Angiosperms (Trees, shrubs)
    Trees, shrubs, climbers and herbs were observed visually, photographed and samples were collected and identified by using http://www.flowersofindia.net/ Flowers of India website.
    Grasses are collected and identified under hand lens.

    Rotifera, Anomopoda, Ctenopoda, Ostracoda (Zooplankton/meiobenthic micro-invertebrates)
    Collection was done using two plankton nets (53 and 100 microns) and hand nets. They were stored in 100 ml bottes for laboratory studies and observed under stereo and compound microscope for identification.

    Decapoda, Gastropoda, Bivalvia (meiobenthic macro-invertebrates, prawns, crabs, snails and bivalves)
    Crabs, snails and bivalves were observed live (shells of gastropods and bivalves as well) on field, photographed and identified using available taxonomical keys.

    Heteroptera, Coleoptera, Odonata (Aquatic insects)
    Insects were observed live in the field and photographed. Species were identified by using their respective keys, reference books and individual papers with the help of experts

    Lepidoptera (Butterflies)
    Butterflies were observed visually and with binoculars and photographed using camera and identified by using “A Guide to the Butterflies of Western Ghats (India), Dr. S. Bhakre, H Ogale (2018)”.

    Araneae (Spiders)
    Spiders were collected and photographed and identified according to World spider catalogue (2025)

    Actinopterygii (Fish)
    Specimens were photographed from the local fish markets near the study location and identified by experts.

    Amphibia (frogs)
    Frogs were observed visually on field, photographed and identified using available taxonomic keys

    Reptilia (snakes, lizards, freshwater turtles)
    Snakes, geckos and turtles were observed visually and photographed using camera and identified by experts.

    Aves (Birds)
    Birds were observed visually with binoculars, photographed with camera and identified by using “Birds of Indian subcontinent, Grimett et al (1990).” Some birds were identified by calls on field.

    Mammalia (mammals)
    Mammals were observed visually with binoculars, photographed with camera

    Study extent

    All taxa

    Method steps
    1. Field observations

    Metrics

    Contacts

    GBIF registration

    Registration date
    May 02, 2025
    Metadata last modified
    May 02, 2025
    Publication date
    May 02, 2025
    Hosted by
    GBIF Secretariat
    Installation
    GBIF Asia
    Endpoints
    Darwin Core Archive
    EML
    Preferred identifier
    10.15468/7ncfru
    Alternative identifiers

    Citation

    Shah M, Deshpande S, Naik S, Mhaskar A, Pawar V, Kulkarni A, Kulkarni S, Kharat S, Kulkarni A, Gindi R, Mane K, Paripatyadar S, Shinde Y, Vanjare A I, Barve V, Padhye S (2025). The flora and fauna at Ram and Mula river confluence, Baner-Aundh link road, Pune, India. Jeevitnadi. Occurrence dataset https://doi.org/10.15468/7ncfru accessed via GBIF.org on 2025-08-30.