Difference between revisions of "Traits:Elevation"
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Elevation
Elevation: A measure of height above chart datum, recorded in metres
- [[Elevation|Elevation]]
Definition requires input - included to capture height above chart datum (C.D.) (or normal water surface of lake or river) especially for eulittoral and supralittoral species, freshwater, river and lake dwelling and even terrestrial species (birds, amphibians etc.). Note an organism that is found at a depth of 10-20 m in a freshwater mountain lake would have this attribute recorded under depth range, not elevation, evne if the lake itself was at over 1000m above C.D..
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A measure of height above chart datum, recorded in metres +
Definition requires input - included to capture height above chart datum (lowest recorded astronomical tide) especially for eulittoral and supralittoral species, freshwater, river and lake dwelling and even terrestrial species (birds, amphibians etc.). +
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