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A map of the platform, organised by what you came to do.

Two views into the same platform, plus an assistant. The concept map shows the architecture as a network of clusters — modules, pages, APIs, and the ideas that hold them together — so you can start from a topic and follow the threads. The pathways view turns it the other way around: each pathway starts from a goal — finding data, contributing records, requesting access, asking for tokens — and walks you through the screens and endpoints that get you there. And if neither view gives you what you need, the AI assistant in the corner knows the whole platform — modules, philosophy, every API — and answers in any language.

The platform as a network of ideas. Each node is a building block; each edge is a relationship that matters. Click any node to read what it is, why it exists, and how it connects to the rest. Hover an edge to see why two pieces are linked.

Concept map of the World of Crayfish platform with five thematic clusters and their cross-module links
Discovery & browsing
Knowledge synthesis
Data ingestion & curation
Governance & sovereignty
Taxonomic alignment
Machine layer
Click any node above to read about it.

If you came with a goal in mind, start here. Each pathway is a short guided walk through the relevant modules — pick the one that fits. Click to expand.

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Pârvulescu L (preprint) Biodiversity knowledge through web design: the World of Crayfish® platform. Frontiers of Biogeography.
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Hi. I know the WoC® platform — modules, pages, APIs, the philosophy behind it. Ask me anything about how to find or do something here.

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