However, most of the geographic records on carrion-related insects are from short-term seasonal studies.
Since the data files use as state code "99" care must be taken matching any data records to geographic records.
The geographic records consist of state boundaries, place names, geographic coordinates of more than 30,000 urban and metropolitan places, and elevation data for more than 700 urban places.
My review allowed me to standardize object records and titles, along with 140 corresponding constituent records and 700 geographic records; create a glossary of materials; and add descriptions, provenances, bibliographical data, and exhibition histories for all objects.
This study used a global species database to filter geographic records to address this issue.
Filters were applied to the VMS dataset to remove: a) erroneous geographic records outside the range 90°S to 90°N, −180°W to 180°E, b) records outside the 5 year study period, set to be 01-01-2000 to 31-12-2004, and c) records with elevations greater than 50 metres above sea-level as determined from the TerrainBase digital elevation model [35].
New host and geographic records for a pathogen do not constitute an emerging infectious disease unless the pathogen, either alone or in combination with other factors (e.g., weather, malnutrition, predation), actually causes disease.
Geographic information recorded by GPS mapping combats logistical issues hounding relief organizations.
The wealth of new geographic information recorded by Polo was widely used in the late 15th and the 16th centuries, during the age of the great European voyages of discovery and conquest.
The Colonsay Whale joins about 500 million geographic features recorded by OS.
