PDF file containing the supporting figures and tables for “Threat management priorities for conserving Antarctic biodiversity”.

File contains Figs A–F and Tables A–N. (PDF)

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors:	Jasmine R. Lee (14294743), Aleks Terauds (441336), Josie Carwardine (344109), Justine D. Shaw (8748081), Richard A. Fuller (8150196), Hugh P. Possingham (7909718), Steven L. Chown (7518710), Peter Convey (40344), Neil Gilbert (3873112), Kevin A. Hughes (3639802), Ewan McIvor (14294746), Sharon A. Robinson (4335784), Yan Ropert-Coudert (251454), Dana M. Bergstrom (14294749), Elisabeth M. Biersma (8139753), Claire Christian (13958763), Don A. Cowan (6695120), Yves Frenot (500362), Stéphanie Jenouvrier (183054), Lisa Kelley (14294752), Michael J. Lee (7153229), Heather J. Lynch (7450535), Birgit Njåstad (14294755), Antonio Quesada (1680352), Ricardo M. Roura (14294758), E. Ashley Shaw (3591695), Damon Stanwell-Smith (14294761), Megumu Tsujimoto (7996952), Diana H. Wall (8028152), Annick Wilmotte (5558768), Iadine Chadès (182849)
Format:	Other Non-Article Part of Journal/Newspaper
Language:	unknown
Published:	2022
Subjects:	Genetics Ecology Inorganic Chemistry Science Policy Plant Biology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified worst 97 %) structured participatory approach new infrastructure projects dry soil nematodes best 37 % beneficial conservation strategy native terrestrial taxa minimise regional threats influencing global policy existing conservation efforts secure antarctic biodiversity threat management priorities regional efforts antarctic taxa antarctic biodiversity simultaneous global pervasive threat vulnerable taxon scale assessments minimising impacts invasive species improved planning human activities estimated present emperor penguins current trajectories could benefit climate change changing world 23 million Antarctic Antarc* Emperor penguins
Online Access:	https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio.3001921.s003

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Summary:	File contains Figs A–F and Tables A–N. (PDF)