Functional diversity of sharks and rays is highly vulnerable and

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Abstract

This study investigates the functional diversity of sharks and rays globally using multiple metrics, comparing them to other biodiversity facets. Threatened species disproportionately contribute to functional diversity, with unique hotspots identified, particularly around oceanic islands and high seas. Much of this diversity remains unprotected by MPAs.

Publisher

PLoS Biology

Published On

Jul 26, 2023

Authors

Author1, Author2, Author3

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