In the simplest terms, whenever the captain is on one island, she cannot be on another.
The foxes on one island, Santa Catalina, were also ravaged by canine distemper brought by dogs.
A dead sea turtle, evidently choked by oil, washed ashore on one island, Amami Oshima.
On one island, as many as 700 bodies had washed ashore, Pinto said.
"We've got 90 sites on one island that's a mile long," said Robert Dwyer, supervisor of the Long Island section.
The high prevalence of bipolar disorders with clustering of cases on one island may represent an environmental or genetic factor of etiologic relevance that deserves further exploration.
On one island, each person earns $20,000.
On one island, where 2,300 displaced people live without access to clean water or toilets, cholera has become rife.
What happens when 150 artists from 30 different countries converge on one island off the coast of Tunisia?
Not everybody made it; some drowned and washed up on one island or another, and one just vanished altogether.
In contrast, five of the ten Dampier Archipelago Rhagada have overlapping distributions that encompass several, often distant islands, with up to five species recorded on one island.
