In the analysis of the data methods have been used which take into account many typical noise survey problems including noise measurement errors, unique locality effects and the weakness of the noise annoyance relationship.
Sea Pines however continued to stand out by creating a unique locality within the plantation called Harbour Town, anchored by a recognizable lighthouse.
Each locality is defined by a unique locality code, representing a single collection site in one of the geographic (mountain) regions investigated.
The human monkeypox occurrence data set consisted of 156 unique localities, including 8 from West Africa, 146 from Central Africa (N = 146), and 2 from Nigeria that could not be assigned unambiguously to one group or the other for lack of viral specimens for molecular characterization [9] ( Figure 1 ).
The final cleaned datasets included a total of 6,300 specimens, and 3,733 unique localities from across the SDTF biome distribution.
Sample sizes of unique localities for modelling distributions of individual species were highest for birds, followed by mammals, plants, and amphibians.
The geographic coordinates of exposure locations for each case and its associated uncertainty were summarized in a database from which we selected all unique localities with the highest geographic confidence (small spatial uncertainty).
Because of the resolution of the ecogeographical data (climatic data: 1 km, vegetation cover and productivity: 0.25 km, and elevation: 0.02 km), localities in close proximity (i.e., less than 1 km apart) were treated as a single locality, resulting in 40 unique localities (see Appendix).
Nutman, A., Van Kranendonk, M. Sampling of the World's Oldest Stromatolites from Isua (Greenland): Damage to a Globally-Unique Locality.
Museum the specimen is housed at, catalogue number of the specimen, species label as recorded by the museum (MNHN = Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Naturalis – Nationaal Natuurhistorisch Museum, NHM = Natural History Museum), unique identifier, locality of provenance as indicated by the museum catalogues, and locality number as used in Fig. 1 are given.
Instead, B. peruviana should be considered to be a Peruvian endemic that so far is known only from the unique holotype (locality 12 in Figure 1).
