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AnAge DatabaseWelcome to AnAge, a curated database of ageing and life history in animals, including extensive longevity records. AnAge was primarily developed for comparative biology studies, in particular studies of longevity and ageing, but can also be useful for ecological and conservation studies and as a reference for zoos and field biologists.
To search AnAge please type keywords or phrases relating to the species or common name of the organism you wish to find. Terms at any taxonomic level are acceptable. Note that the search is case insensitive. If you already know the HAGRID of the organism you wish to retrieve, just type it below. Please note, however, that HAGRID numbers are not static.
For more freedom of choice users are encouraged to browse through the taxonomy of the database using AnAge's browser.
You can survey the species in the database, and the schema of AnAge is available online as well as AnAge's statistics. You may also browse or search the literature in AnAge: Of special interest to research on ageing are the few animals that appear not to age. It is also possible to infer the phylogeny of the organisms in our database from the taxonomy through the Phylogenetic Tree Plotter (PTP). PTP should not, however, serve as a replacement for published phylogenies.
You can download a zipped XML dump or a tab-delimited ASCII dataset of the latest stable build of AnAge. Please note that the tab-delimited file contains only the raw data, not observations.
More detailed information concerning AnAge and how the database is designed and curated is available elsewhere. Release notes for the current build are also available. Feedback is always appreciated. Please contact us. To receive the latest AnAge news and announcements, such as notification when new builds are released, please join the HAGR-news mailing list. AnAge is made freely available to everyone under the terms and conditions described in HAGR's license. |
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