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The best available global distributions are presently AquaMaps (Kaschner et al. 2006; Ready et al. 2010) with supplementation by IUCN RedList range maps1. These have been used to calculate the biodiversity within Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs) (Halpern et al. 2012) as well as beyond in the high seas (Visalli et al. 2020).
+The best available global distributions are presently AquaMaps (Kaschner et al. 2006; Ready et al. 2010) with supplementation by IUCN RedList range maps1. These have been used to calculate the biodiversity within national waters (Halpern et al. 2012) as well as beyond in the high seas (Visalli et al. 2020).
This book is meant to capture the overview and details of modeling species distributions in the marine environment for the purposes of advancing the status quo of global and U.S. national species distributions along the following dimensions:
+This book aims to capture the overview and details of modeling species distributions in the marine environment for the purposes of advancing the status quo of global and U.S. national species distributions along the following dimensions:
Space
The current AquaMaps distributions are \({1}/{2}\)º (~55 km at equator), whereas the best available global bathymetry is \({1}/{240}\)º (< 0.5 km).
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+From the singe set of source Quarto documents (*.qmd), several output formats are rendered: html, pdf, docx. This is particularly helpful when suggesting changes. It also lends itself well to being carved into manuscripts.
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+Github hosts the web pages (*.html), which get rendered from the source code (*.qmd) using a Github Action. So edits can be made simply through the web interface and all outputs get updated (html, pdf, docx). It also ensures the reproducibility of the document with a common setup environment.
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