Florida Mammal Species Distributions and Species Richness
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- Citation:
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- Citation_Information:
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- Originator: Florida GAP
- Publication_Date: May 2000
- Title: Florida Animal Species Distributions
and Species Richness
- Edition: Version 1
- Geospatial_Data_Presentation_Form: raster
digital data
- Publication_Information:
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- Publication_Place: Gainesville, Florida
- Publisher: Florida GAP
- Online_Linkage:
<http://janzen.wec.ufl.edu/gap/>
- Description:
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- Abstract:
- All species range maps are predictions
about the occurrence of those species within a particular area. Traditionally,
the predicted occurrences of most species begin with samples from collections
made at individual point locations. Most species range maps are small-scale
(e.g., >1:10,000,000) and derived primarily from point data to construct
field guides.
- Purpose:
- The purpose of the GAP species
maps is to provide more precise information about the current predicted
distribution of individual native species within their general ranges.
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publication date
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- Progress:
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Maintenance_and_Update_Frequency: None planned
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West_Bounding_Coordinate: -88.323205
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East_Bounding_Coordinate: -79.851601
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North_Bounding_Coordinate: 31.606566
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South_Bounding_Coordinate: 24.307619
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Keywords:
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Theme_Keyword_Thesaurus: mammals Distribution
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Theme_Keyword: species
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Theme_Keyword: range
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Theme_Keyword: mammals
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Theme_Keyword: Jamaican fruit-eating bat
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Theme_Keyword: Southern short tailed shrew
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Theme_Keyword: American beaver
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Theme_Keyword: domestic dog
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Theme_Keyword: coyote
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Theme_Keyword: sambar deer
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Theme_Keyword: least shrew
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Theme_Keyword: nine-band armadillo
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Theme_Keyword: virginia oppossum
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Theme_Keyword: big brown bat
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Theme_Keyword: mastiff bat
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Theme_Keyword: domestic cat
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Theme_Keyword: panther
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Theme_Keyword: bobcat
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Theme_Keyword: southeast pocket gopher
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Theme_Keyword: southern flying squirrel
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Theme_Keyword: eastern red bat
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Theme_Keyword: Northern yellow bat
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Theme_Keyword: seminole bat
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Theme_Keyword: black-tailed jackrabbit
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Theme_Keyword: northern river otter
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Theme_Keyword: rhesus monkey
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Theme_Keyword: striped skunk
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Theme_Keyword: Meadow vole
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Theme_Keyword: pine vole
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Theme_Keyword: common ho
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Theme_Keyword: long-tailed weasal
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Theme_Keyword: house mouse
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Theme_Keyword: mink
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Theme_Keyword: southeastern myotis
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Theme_Keyword: nutria
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Theme_Keyword: round-tailed muskrat
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Theme_Keyword: eastern woodrat
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Theme_Keyword: evening bat
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Theme_Keyword: golden mouse
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Theme_Keyword: white-tailed deer
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Theme_Keyword: silver rice rat
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Theme_Keyword: marsh rice rat
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Theme_Keyword: cotton mouse
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Theme_Keyword: oldfield mouse
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Theme_Keyword: eastern pipistrelle
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Theme_Keyword: rafinesque's big-eared bat
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Theme_Keyword: Florida mouse
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Theme_Keyword: common raccoon
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Theme_Keyword: Norway rat
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Theme_Keyword: black rat
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Theme_Keyword: eastern harvest mouse
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Theme_Keyword: eastern mole
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Theme_Keyword: red-belli
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Theme_Keyword: eastern grey squirrel
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Theme_Keyword: hispid cotton rat
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Theme_Keyword: hispid cotton rat
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Theme_Keyword: southeastern shrew
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Theme_Keyword: eastern spotted skunk
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Theme_Keyword: wild boar
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Theme_Keyword: eastern cottontail
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Theme_Keyword: marsh rabbit
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Theme_Keyword: Brazilian free-tailed bat
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Theme_Keyword: eastern chipmunk
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Theme_Keyword: black bear
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Theme_Keyword: gray fox
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Theme_Keyword: red fox
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Theme_Keyword: Artibeus jamaicensis
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Theme_Keyword: Blarina carolinensis
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Theme_Keyword: Castor canadensis
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Theme_Keyword: Canis familiaris
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Theme_Keyword: Canis lat
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Theme_Keyword: Cervus un
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Theme_Keyword: Cryptotis parva
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Theme_Keyword: Dasypus novemcinctus
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Theme_Keyword: Didelphis virginia
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Theme_Keyword: Eptesicus fuscus
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Theme_Keyword: Eumops glaucinus
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Theme_Keyword: Felis cat
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Theme_Keyword: Felis concolor
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Theme_Keyword: Lynx rufus
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Theme_Keyword: Geomys pinetis
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Theme_Keyword: Glaucomys volans
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Theme_Keyword: Lasiurus borealis
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Theme_Keyword: Lasiurus intermedius
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Theme_Keyword: Lasiurus seminolus
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Theme_Keyword: Lepus californicus
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Theme_Keyword: Lutra canadensis
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Theme_Keyword: Macaca mulatta
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Theme_Keyword: Mephitis mephitis
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Theme_Keyword: Microtus pennsylvanicus
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Theme_Keyword: Microtus pinetorum
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Theme_Keyword: Molossus
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Theme_Keyword: Mustela frenata
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Theme_Keyword: Mus musculus
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Theme_Keyword: Mustela vison
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Theme_Keyword: Myotis austroriparius
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Theme_Keyword: Myocaster
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Theme_Keyword: Neofiber alleni
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Theme_Keyword: Nycticeius humeralis
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Theme_Keyword: Ochrotomy nuttalli
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Theme_Keyword: Odocoileus virginianus
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Theme_Keyword: Oryzomys palustris natator
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Theme_Keyword: Oryzomys palustris
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Theme_Keyword: Peromyscus gossypinus
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Theme_Keyword: Peromyscus polionotus
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Theme_Keyword: Pipistrellus subflavus
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Theme_Keyword: Plecotus rafinesquii
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Theme_Keyword: Podomys floridanus
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Theme_Keyword: Procyon lotor
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Theme_Keyword: Rattus norvegicus
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Theme_Keyword: Rattus rattus
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Theme_Keyword: Reithrodontomys humulis
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Theme_Keyword: Scalopus aquaticus
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Theme_Keyword: Sciurus a
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Theme_Keyword: Sciurus carolinensis
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Theme_Keyword: Sciurus niger
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Theme_Keyword: Sigmodon hispidus
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Theme_Keyword: Sorex longirostris
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Theme_Keyword: Spilogale putorius
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Theme_Keyword: Sus scrofa
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Theme_Keyword: Sylvilagus floridanus
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Theme_Keyword: Sylvilagus palustris
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Theme_Keyword: Tadaria brasilensis
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Theme_Keyword: Tamias striatus
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Theme_Keyword: Ursus americanus
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Theme_Keyword: Urocyon cinereoargenteus
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Theme_Keyword: Vulpes vulpes
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Place:
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Place_Keyword_Thesaurus: Florida
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Place_Keyword: State of Florida
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Place_Keyword: Florida Counties
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Use_Constraints: None
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Point_of_Contact:
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Contact_Information:
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Contact_Organization_Primary:
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Contact_Organization: Florida Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research
Unit
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Contact_Person: Leonard Pearlstine
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Contact_Position: Associate in Systems Ecology
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Contact_Address:
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Address_Type: mailing and physical address
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Address: 117 Newins-Ziegler Hall
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Address: PO Box 110450
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Address: University of Florida
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City: Gainesville
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State_or_Province: Florida
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Postal_Code: 32611
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Country: USA
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Contact_Voice_Telephone: 352-846-0630
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Contact_Facsimile_Telephone: 352-846-0841
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Contact_Electronic_Mail_Address: pearlstinel@wec.ufl.edu
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Browse_Graphic_File_Name: flmammals.jpg
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Browse_Graphic_File_Description: Total native species richness
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Data_Set_Credit: Florida Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research
Unit
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Native_Data_Set_Environment: UNIX-ARC/INFO
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Data_Quality_Information:
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Attribute_Accuracy:
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Attribute_Accuracy_Report: Refer to the Florida Gap Analysis Project
final report
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Logical_Consistency_Report:
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Tests of Valid Values: sample areas are chosen and traced back to the
source data to detect any errors in the used GIS models. No invalid values
were found. Results evaluation still in the testing stage.
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Completeness_Report: Pending.
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Methodology:
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Methodology Type: Lab
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Methodology Keyword Thesaurus: None
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Methodology Description:
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Species ranges were originally delineated at the county-level. We
surveyed national museums for records for mammals, and especially for rare
endangered species, utilized published range maps. All resulting county-level
maps for each species were reviewed by experts of the respective faunas.
County-level distribution was converted to a species by county matrix for
use as a filter in ARC/INFO prior to incorporation of habitat information.Counties
were attributed as either "0", "1". A value of 0 corresponded to
an absence of the species in question in that particular county. Values
of 1 corresponds to presence. Animal distribution data for the state of
Florida was almost exclusively at the level of counties. Thus, our original
distributions for the taxa included in the Florida Gap Analysis were made
at the county-level.These distributions were then joined with the coverage
of EMAP hexagons to provide a distribution coverage that was based on EMAP
hexagons. This was done so that the Florida distribution coverage was compatible
with animal coverages generated by other adjacent states. That process
extended some animal distributions partly into counties where they have
not been recorded. However, these extensions were minimal, and the
final maps for individual species were based upon suitable habitat being
available within a given hexagon.
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Species ranges were originally delineated at the county-level. County-level
distribution was converted to a species by county matrix for use as a filter
in ARC/INFO prior to incorporation of habitat information. Counties ere
attributed as either "0", "1". A value of 0 corresponded to an absence of
the species in question in that particular county. These distributions were
then joined with the coverage of EMAP hexagons to provide a distribution
coverage that was based on EMAP hexagons.Tthe final maps for individual
species were based upon suitable habitat being available within a given
hexagon. Refere to the "predicted Animal Species Distributions and Species
Richness" Chapter in the GAP report for more details.
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The current predicted distribution of individual mammal species within
their general ranges.
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Refer to the "Predicted Animal Species Distributiona and Species Richness"
chapter in the Florida GAP report
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