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Residency and spatial use by reef sharks of an isolated seamount and its implications for conservation

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Figure 1. Location of Osprey Reef in the Coral Sea, Australia (A and B). Panel C shows the depth contours (in metres) around Osprey Reef,the VR2 receiver array forming a ring around the perimeter of Osprey Reef, and the 5 receivers within the lagoon
Figure 3. Bubble plot showing the percentage of hours that each species was detected at each receiver
Figure 4. Area use maps, showing the 95% contours of the number of hours of detection occurred for sharks at different tagginglocations and the comparison of spatial use with Pianka’s niche overlap value (overlap.were pooled and compared with North Horn in
Figure 5. Fast Fourier transform of the time series of number of detections per hour for one representative individual of eachspecies at receivers N and W6.correspond to the tagging areas, and most individuals spent a large part of their time in the vicini
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