However, there may be small localities of so-called 'latency' where viruses remain circulating at low levels within that local population, to re-emerge during the influenza season of the following year, with relatively little genetic change.
Collections made in 1911 in the southern Sierras recorded both species at the same locality (Little Brush Meadow, Tulare Co ., but apparently at different elevations (9750 ft for T. minimus and 10,000 ft for T. alpinus; field notes of the collectors, H. A. Carr and W. P. Taylor, MVZ archives).
With the exception of New York State and a few other localities, little has been done through governmental authority to slow the boom in hydraulic fracturing.
For example, it is not surprising that the Upper Gulf region (red circles; Figs. 1 and 3) exhibits little divergence among localities, since this is the shallowest part of the Gulf and therefore likely to have been significantly contracted during the low sea level periods of the Pleistocene.
A raggedly dressed ascetic figure, called simply "the guy" (le gars) in the cast list and resembling El Greco's Christ or the Spanish student Pasolini chose to play Christ in his St Matthew's Gospel film, drifts around the locality, saying little and living rough in the sand dunes.
As in the commedia dell'arte, these localities had little significance.
In most places, water is the responsibility of state bureaucracies; localities have little say in how water is used, which helps discourage conservation.
The city's governance structure, however, bears little relation to these localities: the lowest tier of government in London is its 32 borough councils, serving an average population of around 250,000.
Most U.S. states and localities have little spare cash, and their credit ratings are cratering.
Trace fossil nests are rare in the fossil record [37], [76], and most megaloolithid localities provide little lithologic evidence of nest architecture.
