Table 2. Summary statistics for each economic, ecological, and geological dataset.

Dataset	Corporate locations	Industrial codes	Trees	Birds	Minerals
Type	Economy	Economy	Ecology	Ecology	Geology
Lines drawn as	solid red	solid orange	dotted green	dotted blue	dashed gray
# Species	455	3,777	384	584	746
# Individuals	660,935	7,628,863	11,887,262	1,640,449	587,571
# Sites	20,936	3,106	391,981	2,251	54,837
Most common five species	Subway, Shell,T-Mobile,McDonald’s,BP	Offices of physicians(exc mental health),Independent artists,writers& performers,Offices oflawyers,Offices ofdentists,Limited-servicerestaurants	Loblolly pine,Red maple,Sweetgum,Sugarmaple,White oak	Red-wingedblackbird,European starling,Americanrobin,Mourning dove,American crow	Gold, Sand & gravel,Construction, Silver,Copper

Maps display higher species richness at each site in brighter colors. In all subsequent graphs we have used the line-coloring scheme shown here.