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Females also showed a positive genetic correlations between early and late reproductive effort (Table 3, rA  = 0.63±0.62 s.e).e

Comparison of the rarefaction analyses with the number of OTUs determined by Chao1 and ACE richness estimators revealed that 50.0 to 100% 20%% genetic distance) of the estimated taxonomic richness was covered by the surveying effort (Table S3).

The positive correlation of abundance with latitude was slightly reduced in correlation strength and was marginally not significant when abundance residuals were used (i.e., corrected for sampling effort) (Table 2).

Bottom depth, salinity from 600 800 meters, and temperature from 200 400 meters had significant and negative effects on foraging effort while backscatter from 400 600 meters, number of single targets from 800 1000 meters, and salinity from 400 600 meters had significant and positive effects on foraging effort (Table 2).

By selecting and sequencing only the 1 kb regions of high diversity as identified by SNPscanner, we can obtain sequence information for 90% of a yeast strain's genome by sequencing only 1 3 megabases, substantially minimizing cost and effort (Table 2).

Males showed a positive genetic correlation between early and late reproductive effort (Table 2, rA  = 0.62±0.22 s.e)., and both mean (Fig 2) and total calling effort were positively genetically correlated with male longevity (Table 2, mean calling effort – male longevity: rA  = 0.42±0.33 s.e., total calling effort – male longevity: rA  = 0.52±0.29 s.e).e

Prior to map creation, we solicited input from experts (managers and biologists in the field), and their feedback was used to update the fishing effort tables and resulting maps.

This could reflect better surveillance and recording, and/or some decline in control efforts (Table 2).

SNP data sets were obtained for nine intraspecific (Table 2) and four interspecific SNP development efforts (Table 3).

Some participants expressed that self-management is onerous, as is recording one's self-management efforts (Table  2, Quote 3d).

For studies based on national data or large regions, multiple sources of each component may complicate such efforts (Table S9).