Landscape mapping at sub-antarctic south georgia provides a protocol for underpinning large-scale marine protected areas

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• who: Oliver T. Hogg from the University of have published the research: Landscape mapping at sub-Antarctic South Georgia provides a protocol for underpinning large-scale marine protected areas, in the Journal: Scientific Reports Scientific Reports
• what: The greater South Georgia region, which forms the focus of this paper, is defined here by a bounding box of ~900 km (45°E to 19°E) by ~580 km (63°S to 50°S), covering an area of 530,000 km2 (Fig 1). The approach is adaptable to different input variables and as such transferable globally to . . .
  

   

  

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