RANGEWIDE DISTRIBUTION Sample Clauses
The RANGEWIDE DISTRIBUTION clause defines the rights or obligations related to distributing a product, service, or material across an entire specified geographic range, often covering all regions where the subject is present or relevant. In practice, this clause may grant a party the authority to sell, license, or otherwise disseminate items throughout a broad area, such as a country or continent, rather than being limited to a specific locality. Its core function is to ensure comprehensive coverage and prevent disputes over territorial limitations, thereby facilitating clear and efficient distribution arrangements.
RANGEWIDE DISTRIBUTION.
Figure 1. The range-wide distributions of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ in North America (modified from ▇▇▇▇▇ et al. 2012). The historical range is indicated by the diagonal hatching, the most contracted range (~43% of the historical range) by cross hatching and the current range (~68% of the historical range) by the shading.
RANGEWIDE DISTRIBUTION. The island marble butterfly was historically known from just two areas along the southeast coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada, based on 14 museum records: the Greater Victoria area at the southern end of Vancouver Island; and near Nanaimo and on adjacent Gabriola Island, approximately 56 miles north of Victoria. The last known specimen of the island marble butterfly from Canada was collected in 1908 on Gabriola Island, and the species is now considered extirpated from the province (COSEWIC 2010, p.