Limited Data Hexagons, ACE-II (Areas of Conservation Emphasis), California

Jul 22, 2015 (Last modified Jul 28, 2015)
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Shows ACE-II project hexagons with no documented rare species occurrences (as of 12/2009), likely representing areas of limited survey data. Biological index values in these areas may be artificially low due to lack of data.

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California Dept of Fish and Game. ACE-II Technical Team.

http://www.dfg.ca.gov/biogeodata/ace/
Content date:
12.2009
Citation:
\\W0A5WH41SCPL1\D$\ACE II\Rollout\GIS_library\ACEII_Statewide_Data.gdb
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Ca. Dept. of Fish and Game
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not specified
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This dataset is not expected to represent level of survey effort statewide. Negative surveys are not well documented; therefore, it is difficult to distinguish between areas that have not been surveyed and areas that were surveyed but no rare species were detected. Some areas with one or more documented rare species occurrence may be poorly surveyed, which would not be reflected here. This dataset is in draft form and is subject to change at any time. This dataset is not to be redistributed.
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great valley, hexagon grid, ace-ii, biological index, california, sample, species occurrence
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