Ecological Archives A019-038-A2

Rebecca L. Lewison, Candan U. Soykan, and Janet Franklin. 2009. Mapping the bycatch seascape: multispecies and multi-scale spatial patterns of fisheries bycatch. Ecological Applications 19:920–930.

Appendix B. The O-ring statistic, g₁₂(r), vs. time, Moran scatterplots, and Moran scatterplot maps.

FIG. B1. g₁₂(r) values for Atlantic loggerhead bycatch. Values were calculated at 0.5° increments for distances ranging from 1°–25°.

FIG. B2. g₁₂(r) values for Atlantic leatherback bycatch. Values were calculated at 0.5° increments for distances ranging from 1°–25°.

FIG. B3. g₁₂(r) values for Atlantic pilot whale bycatch. Values were calculated at 0.5° increments for distances ranging from 1°–25°.

FIG. B4. g₁₂(r) values for Atlantic Risso's dolphin bycatch. Values were calculated at 0.5° increments for distances ranging from 1°–25°.

FIG. B5. g₁₂(r) values for Pacific Laysan Albatross bycatch. Values were calculated at 0.5° increments for distances ranging from 1°–25°.

FIG. B6. g₁₂(r) values for Pacific Black-footed Albatross bycatch. Values were calculated at 0.5° increments for distances ranging from 1°–25°.

FIG. B7. g₁₂(r) values for Pacific loggerhead bycatch. Values were calculated at 0.5° increments for distances ranging from 1°–25°.

FIG. B8. g₁₂(r) values for Pacific leatherback bycatch. Values were calculated at 0.5° increments for distances ranging from 1°–25°.

FIG. B9. g₁₂(r) values for Atlantic bycatch (all species listed in Appendix A). Values were calculated at 0.5° increments for distances ranging from 1°–25°.

FIG. B10. g₁₂(r) values for Pacific bycatch (all species listed in Appendix A). Values were calculated at 0.5° increments for distances ranging from 1°–25°.



FIG. B11. Moran scatterplot and map for Atlantic leatherbacks. Points colored yellow in the scatterplot and on the map correspond to observed fishing sets that had above average values for bycatch per unit effort and whose nearest neighbor also had above average values (i.e., putative bycatch hotspots).



FIG. B12. Moran scatterplot and map for Atlantic pilot whales. Points colored yellow in the scatterplot and on the map correspond to observed fishing sets that had above average values for bycatch per unit effort and whose nearest neighbor also had above average values (i.e., putative bycatch hotspots).



FIG. B13. Moran scatterplot and map for Atlantic Risso's dolphins. Points colored yellow in the scatterplot and on the map correspond to observed fishing sets that had above average values for bycatch per unit effort and whose nearest neighbor also had above average values (i.e., putative bycatch hotspots).



FIG. B14. Moran scatterplot and map for Pacific Laysan Albatrosses. Points colored yellow in the scatterplot and on the map correspond to observed fishing sets that had above average values for bycatch per unit effort and whose nearest neighbor also had above average values (i.e., putative bycatch hotspots).



FIG. B15. Moran scatterplot and map for Pacific Black-footed Albatrosses. Points colored yellow in the scatterplot and on the map correspond to observed fishing sets that had above average values for bycatch per unit effort and whose nearest neighbor also had above average values (i.e., putative bycatch hotspots).



FIG. B16. Moran scatterplot and map for Pacific loggerheads. Points colored yellow in the scatterplot and on the map correspond to observed fishing sets that had above average values for bycatch per unit effort and whose nearest neighbor also had above average values (i.e., putative bycatch hotspots)



FIG. B17. Moran scatterplot and map for Pacific leatherbacks. Points colored yellow in the scatterplot and on the map correspond to observed fishing sets that had above average values for bycatch per unit effort and whose nearest neighbor also had above average values (i.e., putative bycatch hotspots).

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