User-based applications can rely on the link between users and data to create a natural form of locality.
Small mammal trapping was performed during 2010 2013 at 20 localities (natural areas and low density grazing farms) in South Africa (Fig. 1a; Table 5).
In 1886 the city's industrial growth was assured with the discovery of natural gas in the locality.
The survey results suggest that people tend to perceive that places associated with localities or natural landscapes represent a city.
Petroleum and natural gas occur in the locality and help contribute to Saratov's important chemical industries, which produce synthetic alcohol, synthetic fibres, acetone, and ammonium sulfate.
The very sense, proclaimed in a prefatory note to Dart, that the poem visits known places attaches Oswald to a certain pastoral tradition, a poetry of locality and of natural description that remains appealing for the common reader.
The main purpose of this contribution is to describe the growth architecture of the Jurassic conifer trees present at the most basal part of the La Matilde Formation in the locality of Monumento Natural Bosques Petrificados, Patagonia, Santa Cruz province, Argentina, and to compare it with that of extant and fossil conifers.
For now, however, it is unclear if gigantism was a natural phenomenon at the Duolun locality and what factors could have resulted in giant body sizes, pending future collection of more large insect fossils from Duolun.
Localities that showed ground radiation doses less than 0.13 μSv/h (being similar to natural radiation levels of some localities in Japan) were defined as minimally contaminated or non-contaminated for the sake of discussion and were used for comparison with the contaminated localities.
To examine the pattern of isolation by distance we tested the correlation between a matrix of pairwise F ST / 1- F ST) values among localities and a matrix of the natural log of Euclidean geographic distances between localities.
