Edge artefacts and lost performance in national versus continental conservation priority areas

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ddi12000-sup-0001-AppendixS1-TableS1.docx	Word document	2201K	Appendix S1 Separate analyses for major taxa; mammals, birds, and amphibians. Figure S1 Conservation prioritization for the western hemisphere based on mammals only, corresponding to the all-taxa analysis of the main paper (Fig. 1). Figure S2 Conservation prioritization for the western hemisphere based on birds only, corresponding to the all-taxa analysis of the main paper (Fig. 1). Figure S3 Conservation prioritization for the western hemisphere based on amphibians only, corresponding to the all-taxa analysis of the main paper (Fig. 1). Figure S4 Mean performance curves for per-taxa analyses of Figures S1, S2 and S3; for (a) ABF, (b) CAZ. Table S1 Overlap of the top and bottom 17% of area in the separate analyses for mammals, birds and amphibians.

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