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Appendix C. Summary of the network metrics of Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos, C. albimarginatus, and C. leucas monitored in the Great Barrier Reef.
Fig. C1. Summary of the network metrics (mean ± SD) of Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos, C. albimarginatus and C. leucas monitored in the Great Barrier Reef. Reef ‒ number of nodes in the network; Edge ‒ movement count between nodes or reefs; Density ‒ measure of route selection (0–1), when all reefs were connected the network had a density of 1; Component ‒ number of clusters of reefs within the network; Diameter ‒ size of the network. Letters on top of bars indicate significant differences among species (α = 0.05) and horizontal lines represent species' grouping for each metric.