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    <abstract>Data used for analyses and supporting the findings of the article &apos;Are earthworms really in decline? Representative data and rigorous modelling approaches are needed to assess large-scale, long-term trends in earthworm populations&apos;. 

Supporting document contains data descriptions (Table 1), a record of all revisions, omissions and considerations by data source (Table 2), and details of additional data sources augmenting the original dataset (Table 3).</abstract>
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