Simaba cedron Planch.
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Filed As
Simaroubaceae
Simaba cedron Planch. -
Collector(s)
W. L. Balée 2345, 10 Jun 1986
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Location
Brazil. Pará. Xingu River. Assurini Indians.
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 02281859
Occurrence ID: 84f3f876-c4d0-4f07-907a-c6292cb55170
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Kingdom
Plantae
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Division
Magnoliophyta
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Order
Sapindales
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Family
Simaroubaceae
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All Determinations
Simaba cedron Planch.
Note: [Filed at NY under fruits.]
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Region
South America
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Country
Brazil
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State/Province
Pará
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Locality
Xingu River. Assurini Indians
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Coordinates
-7.204, -52.5855
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Coordinate Uncertainty (m)
636440
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Georeferencing Method
Georeferencing Quick Reference Guide, Version 2012. Unable to find the precise location of Assurini Indians along the Rio Xingu; georeferenced to the geographic center of Rio Xingu in Pará, Brazil. Using Google Maps - Satellite View, located Rio Xingu. Used Distance Measurement Tool (Google Maps) to measure a straight line starting at the mouth of Rio Xingu, where this river branches off from Rio Amazonas to the approximate end of this river (where Rio Xingu splits and becomes Rio Kuluene and Rio Sete de Setembro in Mato Grosso); halved this distance to approximate the location of the midpoint of Rio Xingu. Used Canadensys Lat/Long Crosshairs to find the coordinates, on the adjacent land to the east of the river. Input coordinates, linear extent (distance from the midpoint to the farthest extent of Rio Xingu, 636437.0 m.), and measurement error (1 m.) into the MaNIS Georeferencing Calculator to find the uncertainty radius.
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Geodetic Datum
wGS84
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Distribution
02281859 The Net* York Botanical 6arden INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC BOTANY Coiparative Ethnobotany of Tupi-Buarani Indians Project SIMAROUBACEAE Simaba cedron Planch. BRAZIL, Pari. Xingu River. Assurini Indians. Tree. Inventory Nutter: 49 DBH: 14.0c«. n.v.s arikarau 'ywa, USE: Cotestible for agouti (fruit) Fuelstuff {wood) W. Bal6e 2345 June 10, 1986 Funds provided by the Edward John Noble Foundation '{p l/Jg y f 02281859
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Simaba cedron Planch.