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Species probability threshold was ≥0.5. Figure 1: Percentage of marine species with 0% (dark red), 0 2% (pink), 2 5% (dark blue), 5 10% (light blue), and >10% (green) of their range overlapping with marine protected areas (IUCN I-IV).

Table 2: Proportion of marine species with 0% (gap), 0 2%, 2 5%, 5 10%, and >10% of their range overlapping with protected areas (IUCN I-IV) for species probability thresholds ranging from 0 1.

Asian horseshoe crabs are of three species: Tachypleus tridentatus, in southern Japan, the Philippines, and on the central and southern coast of China; Carcinoscorpius rotundicauda, in the western part of the Bay of Bengal, on both sides of the Malay Peninsula, and on the island of Borneo; and Tachypleus gigas, in a range overlapping with that of Carcinoscorpius, but in smaller numbers.

By coupling ecological niche modeling and climatic simulations, we predicted the species distribution in different future global warming scenarios (2050 and 2070) and estimated the proportion of species range overlapping protected areas through time.

In the present study, we report structural signature and size-dependent mechanical response of frozen-in icosahedral phase (I-phase) embedded in Zr- Ti, Nb, Al)-(Cu, Ni) bulk metallic glass (BMG)-forming alloys, which exhibit a narrow composition range overlapping between glass and I-phase forming region.

In the case of additional oxygen implantation, there is no such spatial separation, since oxygen is distributed over a 300-nm depth range, overlapping both defect-type regions.

Its range overlaps with Lemon-throated Barbet (Eubucco richardsoni), but in comparison is generally less common.

Its range overlaps extensively with the congeneric Thick-billed (or Brünnich's) Murre (Uria lomvia) in the Pacific region, less so in the Atlantic.

The giant panda's geographical range overlapped with 70% of forest bird species, 70% of forest mammals, and 31% of forests.

major (originally Longula texensis var. major), whose range overlaps that of the typical variety.

Although the range overlaps with B. dentata, the two species are not known to occur together.