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Species of India: find species, where they occur, and their status, from open biodiversity data.

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Streamable HTTP · MCP 2025-06-18
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A4.1/5.0

Scored across 5 tools

Disambiguation5/5

Each tool has a distinct action: count aggregates, find searches by name, get retrieves details by key, list enumerates with filters, and new_species targets recent discoveries. Although count_species and list_species share filter concepts, their descriptions make the 'how many' versus 'show rows' distinction clear.

Naming Consistency4/5

Four tools follow a clear verb_species snake_case pattern: count_species, find_species, get_species, list_species. new_species deviates by using an adjective rather than a verb, but the shared '_species' suffix and snake_case formatting keep the set readable.

Tool Count5/5

Five tools are well-scoped for a biodiversity reference server covering counts, search, detail retrieval, listing, and new species discoveries. Each tool earns its place without redundancy.

Completeness5/5

The surface covers the main read-only workflows for Indian species: counting, name search, detailed species records, filtered listing with pagination, and recently described species. Detailed records include sources, states, IUCN data, evidence, local names, photos, and observations, leaving no obvious gaps for the stated purpose.

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5 tools
count_speciesCount speciesA
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How many species of India: documented, with an open record, threatened (IUCN CR, EN, VU), recorded in the last 10 years, endemic, and per IUCN category. All filters are optional and combine: "how many butterflies in India", "threatened birds in Kerala", "endemic frogs of the Western Ghats".

Inputs: iucn, group, order, state, +7 more.

find_speciesFind a species by nameA
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Find species of India by Latin name or English common name (any word of it, from its start: "great indian bustard", "naja", "cobra"). Returns up to 10 species with their key for get_species, group, IUCN category and status.

Inputs: name (required).

get_speciesOne species in fullA
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One species of India by its key (from find_species or list_species): sources that list it, open record, states with an open record, WII regions, IUCN category with the year, DOI and trend of the assessment, endemic, year described and authority, family and order, evidence (type specimens, photos, DNA barcodes), names in Indian languages, a photo with its credit, and iNaturalist observations that wait for a name.

Inputs: key (required).

list_speciesList speciesA
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List species of India with optional filters that combine: "critically endangered species in India", "endangered animals in Karnataka", "snakes of the Western Ghats", "birds of Goa recorded since 2020". Rows by group, then Latin name; up to 100 per page, with the total and a cursor for the next page.

Inputs: iucn, group, limit, order, +9 more.

new_speciesNew species described from IndiaA
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Species described from India since a year (2007 or later), from Plazi, the BSI Plant Discoveries and the ZSI Animal Discoveries: the year, the group, the state of the type locality, the journal and a link to the paper, and whether it has been recorded since. "new species discovered in India 2025", "new frog species from India".

Inputs: since (required), group, limit, state, +1 more.

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