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Using habitat suitability models in an industrial setting: the case for internesting flatback turtles

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Fig. 1. Filtered internesting positions (n = 5402) from all rookeries (n = 5). Colored positions represent filtered internesting positions from each rookery.
Table 1. Summary of environmental variables considered for use in each ENM.
Fig. 2. Maps of environmental variable layers (n = 6) considered for use within ecological niche- based model
Table 2. Impact factor classification for different vessel types related to the resource sector (based on Wallace et al
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