Marine Fish Movement
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Estimates of home range sizes for marine fishes are essential for designing and assessing the effects of spatial wildlife conservation policies and management interventions. However, in situ studies of marine species movement are challenging and often expensive, resulting in a paucity of data on the home range size of the vast majority of marine fishes. Here, we develop a set of new datasets, which we have collectively named Marine Fish Movement, that synthesises published empirically evaluated home ranges reported for adult marine fishes that interact with fisheries and leverage these data to estimate home range sizes for unstudied species. The empirical data contain estimated home range sizes (km2) for 193 species across 63 family groups from 179 studies published between 1971 and 2022. We use a Random Forest regression model to estimate home range sizes (km2) for 664 fished marine species currently lacking home range estimates. Marine Fish Movement can inform spatial interventions i..., , All data files are CSV (comma-separated value) files and can be opened in any program (e.g., Microsoft Excel, OpenOffice Calc, Google Sheets)., ---
## GENERAL INFORMATION
Title of Dataset: Marine Fish Movement
Author Information:
Darcy Bradley*, Alicia M. Caughman*, Sandra A. Fogg, Reniel B. Cabral, Juan Mayorga, Whitney Goodell, Katherine D. Millage, Timothy D. White
*Co-first authors. Corresponding author: Darcy Bradley ([darcybradley@ucsb.edu](mailto:darcybradley@ucsb.edu))
Funding: National Geographic Society's Pristine Seas Program
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## PROJECT INFORMATION
Project name: Marine Fish Movement: home range sizes for commercially relevant species
Project description:
Estimates of home range sizes for marine fishes are essential for designing and assessing the effects of spatial wildlife conservation policies and management interventions. However, in situ studies of marine species are challenging and often expensive, resulting in a paucity of data on the home range size of the vast majority of marine fishes. Here, we develop a set of new datasets, which we collectively refer to as Marine Fish Movement, that synthesis...
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2024-08-16
