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Voting Systems Influence Conservation Outcomes for International Fisheries

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By Larissa Lubiana Botelho, Nadiah Kristensen, Michael Bode, Irina Lerner
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Regional Fishery Management Organizations (RFMOs; Figure 1) were established to regulate fish stocks whose range is partly or entirely beyond national jurisdictions. Through cooperative decision-making, RFMOs seek to ensure both the sustainable and equitable harvest of exploited stocks, as well as their conservation (United Nations 1982).
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Using a sequential sampling algorithm to apply the niche-neutral model to species occurrence patterns

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By Nadiah Kristensen, Hyee Shynn Lim, Frank E. Rheindt, Ryan Chisholm
| BioRxiv
Abstract Aim: Species occurrence patterns are typically analysed using data-randomisation approaches, which reveal when observed patterns deviate from random expectation, but give little insight why. Mechanistic models, such as neutral models, have been proposed as an alternative null model, but they are computationally expensive. Here, we use an efficient method to simulate such models and to explore likely mechanisms governing the occurrence patterns of birds on islands.
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A novel sequential sampling algorithm for the application of mechanistic models to species occurrence patterns

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By Nadiah Kristensen, Frank E. Rheindt, Ryan Chisholm, Hyee Shynn Lim
| BioRxiv
Abstract Aim: Species occurrence patterns are typically analysed using data-randomisation approaches, which reveal when observed patterns deviate from random expectation, but give little insight why. Mechanistic models, such as neutral models, have been proposed as an alternative null model, but they are computationally expensive. Here, we develop an efficient method to simulate such models and use it to explore likely mechanisms governing the occurrence patterns of birds on islands.
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