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There and Back Again, or the Problem of Locality in Biodiversity Surveys. Philosophy of Science. 2009;76:273-94. Abstract
‘Locality’ is inherently ambiguous since the same term adheres to different concepts committed to different practices that cannot be employed on the same spatial scale. By accepting ‘locality’ as a process rather than a fixed state, one may be more alert to record its contexts from the start.
