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    <schemaDocumentationHeader>
        <schemaHtmlHeadTitle>NatureServe Summary Species Schema (2007-06-01, current)</schemaHtmlHeadTitle>
        <schemaDescription>
            <![CDATA[This document is an easy-to-read (html) representation of the NatureServe Summary Species Schema
            version 1.0. This schema is meant to serve as a conceptual base that can
            be extended to meet the needs of more specialized communities. This schema is not yet recommended
            for production deployment, only testing and evaluation.
            <br/><br/>
            <b>Primary intent of this schema:</b> This schema is intended to serve as the core species attribute schema for
            all species-related XML Schemas for NatureServe. This will require the Comprehensive Subnational Species Schema
             to extend this schema just as the Summary Species Occurrence Schema extends this schema. The Comprehensive
             Species Occurrence Schema extends the Summary Species Occurrence Schema, and therefore includes much of this core
             schema in its content.
            <br/><br/>
            <b>Secondary intent:</b> This schema (or an XML document that validates against this schema) should be able
            to stand alone, possibly as the simplest unit of information returned from a general purpose query for species data.
            Since this is a declared intent, we request input from all reviewers as to the suitability of the data content
            expressed here for the purpose of identifying "search results".
             <br/><br/>
             <b>The difference between this and the Global Comprehensive Species Schema:</b> At this time, and possibly
             into the indefinite future, this schema and the Global Comprehensive Species Schema will diverge. The Global Comprehensive
             Species Schema may be renamed to reflect its main purpose, which is to model the data presented on NatureServe
             Explorer's web application interface (for Species data).
             <br/><br/>
             <b>Emerging Comprehensive Scope-specific Species Schema:</b> A new comprehensive schema for delivering comprehensive
             Species information that may be relevant to National or Subnational information needs is beginning to be developed.
             At this time, it is not known if the emerging schema will eventually replace the Comprehensive Global Species Schema
             (being comprehensive species information at a "global" scope). The emerging schema will inherit from this summary
             schema, and this summary schema is expected to represent in whole a subset of the emerging schema. The Comprehensive Scope-specific
             Species schema (which may be renamed) is expected to be released in late 2007/early 2008.
            ]]>
        </schemaDescription>
        <descriptionAddenda>
            This is not the normative representation of the draft standard.
            In the case of any conflict between the two representations, definitions
            and values in XML schema take precedence.
        </descriptionAddenda>
        <schemaStatusDetails>
            <schemaStatus>Final 1.0 Release</schemaStatus>
            <schemaStatus>For use in production systems for general query purposes.</schemaStatus>
            <schemaStatus>The discussion is on-going and this documentation will continue to be updated to reflect the evolving consensus.</schemaStatus>
        </schemaStatusDetails>
        <schemaSubmissionDetails>
            <submittedBy>NatureServe</submittedBy>
            <submissionDate>2007-06-01</submissionDate>
        </schemaSubmissionDetails>
        <changeLogDetails>
            <changeNote changeDate="2007-06-04">Added OtherStatuses</changeNote>
            <changeNote changeDate="2007-06-04">Added NationalConservationStatus and RoundedNationalConservationStatus</changeNote>
            <changeNote changeDate="2007-06-04">Added NationalDistributions and DistributionComments</changeNote>
            <changeNote changeDate="2007-06-04">Added NationalScientificName, NationalCommonName, NationalTaxonomyComments, and NationalSynonyms. Also modified element names for SubnationalSynonyms</changeNote>
            <changeNote changeDate="2007-06-04">Added OtherIdentifiers.</changeNote>
            <changeNote changeDate="2007-04-06">Correct xpath for subnationalDistribution/population.</changeNote>
            <changeNote changeDate="2007-01-04">Modified submission date.</changeNote>
            <changeNote changeDate="2006-12-26">Created this document from the EPA DET developed for this data content.</changeNote>
        </changeLogDetails>
        <schemaReviewQuestions>
            <dataQuestionDetails>
                <dataQuestion questionDate="2006-12-26">If a user executes a search that returns 100 results, is the content expressed in this schema likely to be suitable for a cursory list of results?</dataQuestion>
                <dataQuestion questionDate="2006-12-26">Is there too much data for a cursory list? Do you have specific suggestions as to content?</dataQuestion>
            </dataQuestionDetails>
        </schemaReviewQuestions>
        <schemaGeneralNoteDetails>
            <schemaGeneralNote>If an optional attribute or element is not present in an instance document, that means that either the data is not being released, or the value is unknown.</schemaGeneralNote>
            <schemaGeneralNote>For schema elements that contain both "code" and "description" elements, the "description" value is a user-friendly version of the "code" value.</schemaGeneralNote>
            <schemaGeneralNote>For schema elements that contain a "searchValue" element in addition to a "code" and "description" value, the "searchValue" value is to help searching codes that describe a range. For example, a "searchValue" of "ABC" corresponds to a code value of "AC".</schemaGeneralNote>
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            <dataElementName>Data Element</dataElementName>
            <dataElementDescription>Description</dataElementDescription>
            <nonDescriptiveNotes>Notes</nonDescriptiveNotes>
            <xpath><![CDATA[XPath to Schema Element or Attribute Name<br/>(Attributes <wbr/>preceded by <wbr/>"@" character)]]></xpath>
        </documentationColumnHeadings>
        <documentationDetails>
            <documentationGroup name="Identifiers">
                <documentationItem>
                  <dataElementName>Species Unique Identifier</dataElementName>
                  <dataElementDescription>
                      The primary system generated identifier used in NatureServe's Biotics 4.0 system
                        to uniquely identify a species.
                  </dataElementDescription>
                  <nonDescriptiveNotes>
                      This is the UID for the primary record being reported, which may be a Global Species, National Species,
                      or Subnational Species record. To obtain the Global UID value, use the natureServeGlobalConcept element's uid
                      attribute.
                  </nonDescriptiveNotes>
                  <xpath>/species|@uid</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                  <dataElementName>Species Jurisdiction</dataElementName>
                  <dataElementDescription>
                      The jurisdiction that is the source of the data for this species. This is an attribute that exists
                      for the purpose of securing the data during delivery (that is, suppressing selected elements within
                      the XML output based upon restrictions defined by subnational security adminstrators).
                  </dataElementDescription>
                  <nonDescriptiveNotes>For NatureServe web services this is being populated with subnation_id.</nonDescriptiveNotes>
                  <xpath>/species|@jurisdiction</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                  <dataElementName>Data Sensitive Species</dataElementName>
                  <dataElementDescription>Set to true if the data for the species is considered sensitive.</dataElementDescription>
                  <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                  <xpath>/species|@sensitive</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                  <dataElementName>Species Type</dataElementName>
                  <dataElementDescription>"Animal" or "Plant"</dataElementDescription>
                  <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                  <xpath>/species|@type</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                  <dataElementName>Species Code</dataElementName>
                  <dataElementDescription>The alpha-numeric legacy species code (also known as ELCODE).</dataElementDescription>
                  <nonDescriptiveNotes>This is an optional attribute.</nonDescriptiveNotes>
                  <xpath>/species|@speciesCode</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Jurisdiction Nation Name</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The nation to which this species record applies.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes>
                        Although a blank (or null) value may imply that this species record represents the Global
                        species, there is no requirement on implementers to supply this information if it exists for
                        National or Subnational species records. Therefore, consuming applications should not make
                        assumptions about the absence of value here.
                    </nonDescriptiveNotes>
                    <xpath>/species|jurisdictionNationName</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Jurisdiction Subnation Name</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The state or province to which this species record applies.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes>
                        Although a blank (or null) value may imply that this species record represents the Global
                        or Natioanl species, there is no requirement on implementers to supply this information if it exists for
                        Subnational species records. Therefore, consuming applications should not make
                        assumptions about the absence of value here.
                    </nonDescriptiveNotes>
                    <xpath>/species|jurisdictionSubnationName</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Other Identifier - name</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The organization name that uses the identifier.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes>
                        If identifiers used by another organization have been mapped to this species, that organization's name
                        will be here.
                    </nonDescriptiveNotes>
                    <xpath>/species|otherIdentifiers|otherIdentifier|@typeName</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Other Identifier - Lead Organization</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The Lead organization that uses and/or sets this identifier value.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes>
                        This is usually the same as the name attribute, but may be used to indicate a more complete
                        Organization name, or sub group.
                    </nonDescriptiveNotes>
                    <xpath>/species|otherIdentifiers|otherIdentifier|identifierLeadOrganization</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Other Identifier - value</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        This is the identifier value itself.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes>
                        This is the identifier value used (or assigned) by the Lead Organization.
                    </nonDescriptiveNotes>
                    <xpath>/species|otherIdentifiers|otherIdentifier|identifierValue</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Other Identifier - comments</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        Comments, if any.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes>
                        These are any other additional comments about this identifier.
                    </nonDescriptiveNotes>
                    <xpath>/species|otherIdentifiers|otherIdentifier|identifierComments</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
            </documentationGroup>
            <documentationGroup name="Name Elements">
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Jurisdiction Subnational Scientific Name</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The scientific name for a species adopted for use by a subnation.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath><![CDATA[/species|subnationalScientificName|unformattedName
                        <br/><br/>/species|subnationalScientificName|formattedName
                        <br/><br/>/species|subnationalScientificName|nomenclaturalAuthor]]></xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Jurisdiction Subnational English Common Name</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The common name of a species adopted for use by a subnation.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath>/species|subnationalCommonName</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Jurisdiction Subnational Taxonomy Comments</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        Pertinent information regarding questions or controversies concerning the validity, taxonomic
                        distinctness, or generic placement of the plant or animal species. May also provide information
                        about the scientific name or its spelling. May include discussion of differing taxonomic or
                        nomenclatural usage by different authors, agencies and organizations.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath>/species|subnationalTaxonomyComments</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Subnational Synonyms</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        Synonyms, especially those that programs in the NatureServe Network, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,
                        or Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada use for species names.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath><![CDATA[/species|subnationalSynonyms|subnationalSynonym|unformattedName
                        <br/><br/>/species|subnationalSynonyms|subnationalSynonym|formattedName
                        <br/><br/>/species|subnationalSynonyms|subnationalSynonym|nomenclaturalAuthor
                        ]]></xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Jurisdiction National Scientific Name</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The scientific name for a species adopted for use by a nation.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes>
                        Not required for Subnational Species.
                    </nonDescriptiveNotes>
                    <xpath><![CDATA[/species|nationalScientificName|unformattedName
                        <br/><br/>/species|nationalScientificName|formattedName
                        <br/><br/>/species|nationalScientificName|nomenclaturalAuthor]]></xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Jurisdiction National English Common Name</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The common name of a species adopted for use by a nation.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes>
                        Not required for Subnational Species.
                    </nonDescriptiveNotes>
                    <xpath>/species|nationalCommonName</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Jurisdiction National Taxonomy Comments</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        Pertinent information regarding questions or controversies concerning the validity, taxonomic
                        distinctness, or generic placement of the plant or animal species. May also provide information
                        about the scientific name or its spelling. May include discussion of differing taxonomic or
                        nomenclatural usage by different authors, agencies and organizations.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath>/species|nationalTaxonomyComments</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>National Synonyms</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        Synonyms, especially those that programs in the NatureServe Network, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,
                        or Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada use for species names.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath><![CDATA[/species|nationalSynonyms|nationalSynonym|unformattedName
                        <br/><br/>/species|nationalSynonyms|nationalSynonym|formattedName
                        <br/><br/>/species|nationalSynonyms|nationalSynonym|nomenclaturalAuthor
                        ]]></xpath>
                </documentationItem>
            </documentationGroup>
            <documentationGroup name="Global Concept Elements">
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Global Unique Identifier</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        This is the uid for the species at the Global level. With this value, an application
                        may query NatureServe Explorer to determine if a report exists for this species.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath>/species|natureServeGlobalConcept|@uid</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Global Scientific Name</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The scientific name for a species adopted for use by NatureServe.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath><![CDATA[/species|natureServeGlobalConcept|globalScientificName|unformattedName
                        <br/><br/>/species|natureServeGlobalConcept|globalScientificName|formattedName
                        <br/><br/>/species|natureServeGlobalConcept|globalScientificName|nomenclaturalAuthor]]></xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Global Classification Status</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        This is used to indicate whether the concept has been formally recognized, described, and accepted
                        by the standard classification as determined by NatureServe Central Sciences.
                        Possible values include "Standard", "Nonstandard", "Provisional", and "Undetermined"
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath>/species|natureServeGlobalConcept|classificationStatus</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>NatureServe Explorer Species URI</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The URI for the species data (if available) on NatureServe Explorer.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath>/species|natureServeGlobalConcept|natureServeExplorerURI</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Global Taxonomic Concept Reference</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        Citation for the reference that describes the circumscription of the species.The concept reference together with
                        the name used in that reference serves as a unique identifier for the species, especially in
                        cases where a single concept reference describes the circumscription of more than one species.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath>/species|natureServeGlobalConcept|taxonomicConceptReference|unformattedCitation</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Global Name Used in Concept Reference</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The name applied to this species in the concept reference. The concept reference together with
                        the name used in that reference serves as a unique identifier for the species, especially in
                        cases where a single concept reference describes the circumscription of more than one species.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath><![CDATA[/species|natureServeGlobalConcept|nameUsedConceptReference|unformattedName
                        <br/><br/>/species|natureServeGlobalConcept|nameUsedConceptReference|formattedName
                        <br/><br/>/species|natureServeGlobalConcept|nameUsedConceptReference|nomenclaturalAuthor]]></xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Global Taxonomy Comments</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        Pertinent information regarding questions or controversies concerning the validity,
                        taxonomic distinctness, or generic placement of the plant or animal species. May also
                        provide information about the scientific name or its spelling. May include discussion of
                        differing taxonomic or nomenclatural usage by different authors, agencies and organizations.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath>/species|natureServeGlobalConcept|globalTaxonomyComments</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Global Synonyms</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        Synonyms, especially those that programs in the NatureServe Network, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,
                        or Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada use for species names.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath><![CDATA[/species|natureServeGlobalConcept|globalSynonyms|synonymName|unformattedName
                        <br/><br/>/species|natureServeGlobalConcept|globalSynonyms|synonymName|formattedName
                        <br/><br/>/species|natureServeGlobalConcept|globalSynonyms|synonymName|nomenclaturalAuthor
                        ]]></xpath>
                </documentationItem>
            </documentationGroup>
            <documentationGroup name="Status Elements">
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Global Conservation Status</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The conservation status rank, developed by NatureServe and our network of member programs,
                        of a species from a global (i.e., rangewide) perspective, characterizing the relative imperilment
                        of the species.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath>/species|natureServeGlobalConcept|globalConservationStatus</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Global Rounded Conservation Status</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        This value uses an algorithm to evaluate global conservation status ranks and systematically
                        produces easier to analyze values without qualifiers or ranges (e.g. G2G4 becomes G3, G4T1?
                        becomes T1, G4G5 becomes G4).
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath>/species|natureServeGlobalConcept|roundedGlobalConservationStatus</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Jurisdiction Subnational Conservation Status</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The NatureServe conservation status, developed by NatureServe and our network of member programs,
                        of a species from a state/province perspective, characterizing the relative imperilment of the
                        species.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath>/species|subnationalConservationStatus</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Jurisdiction Rounded Subnational Conservation Status</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        This value uses an algorithm to evaluate subnational conservation status ranks and systematically
                        produces easier to interpret values without qualifiers or ranges (e.g. S2S4 becomes S3).
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath>/species|roundedSubnationalConservationStatus</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Jurisdiction National Conservation Status</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The NatureServe conservation status, developed by NatureServe and our network of member programs,
                        of a species from a state/province perspective, characterizing the relative imperilment of the
                        species.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes>
                        The Last changed date refers to the date the status value was last modified.
                        The Last reviewed date refers to the last time the status value was reviewed for modification.
                    </nonDescriptiveNotes>
                    <xpath><![CDATA[/species|nationalConservationStatus
                         <br/><br/>/species|nationalConservationStatus|@lastChangedDate
                         <br/><br/>/species|nationalConservationStatus|@lastModifiedDate
                    ]]></xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Jurisdiction Rounded National Conservation Status</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        This value uses an algorithm to evaluate subnational conservation status ranks and systematically
                        produces easier to interpret values without qualifiers or ranges (e.g. S2S4 becomes S3).
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath>/species|roundedNationalConservationStatus</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Other Status - name</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The name of the other status
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath>/species|otherStatuses|status|@name</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Other Status - value</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The status value
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath>/species|otherStatuses|status|statusValue</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Other Status - Description</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The status description
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath>/species|otherStatuses|status|statusDescription</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Other Status - Date</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The status date
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath>/species|otherStatuses|status|statusDate</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Other Status - Implied Status</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The implied status (particularly if inherited from a parent species)
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath>/species|otherStatuses|status|impliedStatus</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Other Status - Implied Status Date</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The implied status date
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath>/species|otherStatuses|status|impliedStatusDate</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
              </documentationGroup>
              <documentationGroup name="Species Occurrence and Distribution Elements">
                <documentationItem>
                  <dataElementName>Species Occurrence Tracking Status</dataElementName>
                  <dataElementDescription>
                      The value that indicates whether species occurrences are tracked for this species.
                  </dataElementDescription>
                  <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                  <xpath>/species|speciesOccurrenceTrackingStatus
                  </xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                  <dataElementName>Origin</dataElementName>
                  <dataElementDescription>
                      The value that indicates the origin of a species in a nation or subnation.
                      For instance, "Native" or "Exotic"
                  </dataElementDescription>
                  <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                  <xpath><![CDATA[/species|subnationalDistributions|subnationalDistribution|origin
                      <br/><br/>/species|nationalDistributions|nationalDistribution|origin
                      ]]></xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                  <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Regularity</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The regularity of occurrence of the species in the nation or subnation.
                        For instance, "Regularly occurring" or "Accidental/Nonregular"
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath><![CDATA[/species|subnationalDistributions|subnationalDistribution|regularity
                      <br/><br/>/species|nationalDistributions|nationalDistribution|regularity
                      ]]></xpath>
                  </documentationItem>
                  <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Current Presence or Absence</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The current presence or absence of the species in the nation or subnation.
                        For instance, "Present" or "Absent" or "Unknown/Undetermined".
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath><![CDATA[/species|subnationalDistributions|subnationalDistribution|currentPresenceAbsence
                      <br/><br/>/species|nationalDistributions|nationalDistribution|currentPresenceAbsence
                      ]]></xpath>
                  </documentationItem>
                  <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Distribution Confidence</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The confidence that the Element was ever (either currently or in the past) present in the nation or subnation.
                        For instance, "Confident" or "Reported but doubtful" or "Never was there".
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                      <xpath><![CDATA[/species|subnationalDistributions|subnationalDistribution|distributionConfidence
                        <br/><br/>/species|nationalDistributions|nationalDistribution|distributionConfidence
                        ]]></xpath>
                  </documentationItem>
                  <documentationItem>
                    <dataElementName>Population</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        The value that indicates the type of residency that characterizes populations of the animal species in the nation or subnation.
                        For instance, "Year-round", or "Breeding", or "Transient".
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath><![CDATA[/species|subnationalDistributions|subnationalDistribution|population
                        <br/><br/>/species|nationalDistributions|nationalDistribution|population
                        ]]></xpath>
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                    <dataElementName>Distribution Comments</dataElementName>
                    <dataElementDescription>
                        Comments about the distribution.
                    </dataElementDescription>
                    <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                    <xpath><![CDATA[/species|subnationalDistributions|subnationalDistributionComments
                        <br/><br/>/species|nationalDistributions|nationalDistributionComments
                        ]]></xpath>
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                <documentationItem>
                  <dataElementName>References</dataElementName>
                  <dataElementDescription>Primary sources for information for this species data.</dataElementDescription>
                  <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                  <xpath>/species|metaData|references|citation</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                  <dataElementName>Version Date</dataElementName>
                  <dataElementDescription>Date of the current version of this Species record (i.e., the date that this record was first completed, or since then, comprehensively revised).</dataElementDescription>
                  <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                  <xpath>/species|metaData|versionDate</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                  <dataElementName>License</dataElementName>
                  <dataElementDescription>License statment: All usage of this data must abide by NatureServes data usage license which can be found at: http://services.natureserve.org/idd/developer/license.jsp.</dataElementDescription>
                  <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                  <xpath>/species|metaData|license</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                  <dataElementName>FGDC Metadata URI</dataElementName>
                  <dataElementDescription> URI to FGDC Metadata for the service that produced this repsonse.</dataElementDescription>
                  <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                  <xpath>/species|metaData|FGDCMetadataURI</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
              </documentationGroup>
              <documentationGroup name="Point of Contact Elements">
                <documentationItem>
                  <dataElementName>Contact Organization</dataElementName>
                  <dataElementDescription>Name of the organization to contact for information on the Species.</dataElementDescription>
                  <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                  <xpath>/species|metaData|pointOfContact|organizationName</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
                <documentationItem>
                  <dataElementName>Contact Organization Uri</dataElementName>
                  <dataElementDescription>URI to contact information from the contact organization.</dataElementDescription>
                  <nonDescriptiveNotes/>
                  <xpath>/species|metaData|pointOfContact|organizationUri</xpath>
                </documentationItem>
              </documentationGroup>
            </documentationDetails>
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