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Population scaling in 5 km x 5 km grey and harbour seal usage maps Note to Scottish Government MMSS/002/15

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Figure 1.  5 km x 5 km onshore grid cells used in testing for the Western Isles and Orkney
Figure 3.  Grid cells where some data have been excluded (orange) due to incomplete surveys in one or more years
Table 1.  Results using counts with only non-0 values and with 0 values included, for Orkney and the Western Isles, for grey and harbour seals
Figure 5. Grey seal population estimates in Orkney and the Western Isles using 0 count data
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