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The number of participating anglers and black marlin tissue samples collected along with the estimated overall size range from each location.
<p>The number of participating anglers and black marlin tissue samples collected along with the estimated overall size range from each location.</p
Sampling locations for <i>Istiompax Indica</i> tissue are detailed by state.
<p>PNG, Papua New Guinea; PS, Port Stephens; SH, Shell Harbour; KI, Kiama; WE, Weipa; TSV, Townsville; HB, Hervey Bay; RB, Rainbow Beach; SSC, Sunshine Coast; BR, Broome; DA, Dampier; EX, Exmouth.</p
Table S1 from Environmental influences and ontogenetic differences in vertical habitat utilization of black marlin (<i>Istiompax indica</i>) in the southwestern Pacific
Meta data summary of environmental data sources and intervals
Figure S2 from Population structure and connectivity of tiger sharks (<i>Galeocerdo cuvier</i>) across the Indo-Pacific Ocean basin
Marker diversity from <i>G.cuvier</i> sampled in Hawaii (HAW) (this study) compared with Central Pacific (CP) samples (Bernard et al. 2016). Number of alleles (<i>N</i><sub>a</sub>), number of alleles with frequency >5% (<i>N</i><sub>a</sub> Freq. >=5%), effective number of alleles (<i>N</i><sub>e</sub>), Information index (I), number of locally common alleles (No. LComm Alleles (<=25 and 50%)
Figure S1 from Population structure and connectivity of tiger sharks (<i>Galeocerdo cuvier</i>) across the Indo-Pacific Ocean basin
Allele frequencies by population comparing <i>G. cuvier</i> sampled in Hawaii (HAW) (this study) and the Central Pacific (CP) (Bernard et al. 2016). Two loci (tgr_348 and tgr_891) could not be reliably correlated between the studies and were therefore excluded