Fig. 5
From: The Octocoral Trait Database: a global database of trait information for octocoral species
(a) Bathymetric (i.e., across light zones) distribution of compiled trait data across the 54 marine provinces where data has been collected. Numbers have been added to each marine province with data, corresponding exactly to the list provided by Spalding et al.868. Specifically: 1. Arctic, 2. Northern European Seas, 3. Lusitanian, 4. Mediterranean Sea, 5. Cold Temperate Northwest Atlantic, 6. Warm Temperate Northwest Atlantic, 8. Cold Temperate Northwest Pacific, 9. Warm Temperate Northwest Pacific, 10. Cold Temperate Northeast Pacific, 11. Warm Temperate Northeast Pacific, 12. Tropical Northwestern Atlantic, 13. North Brazil Shelf, 14. Tropical Southwestern Atlantic, 16. West African Transition, 17. Gulf of Guinea, 18. Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, 19. Somali/Arabian, 20. Western Indian Ocean, 22. Central Indian Ocean Islands, 24. Andaman, 25. South China Sea, 26. Sunda Shelf, 28. South Kuroshio, 29. Tropical Northwestern Pacific, 30. Western Coral Triangle, 31. Eastern Coral Triangle, 32. Sahul Shelf, 33. Northeast Australian Shelf, 34. Northwest Australian Shelf, 35. Tropical Southwestern Pacific, 36. Lord Howe and Norfolk Islands, 37. Hawaii, 38. Marshall, Gilbert, and Ellis Islands, 39. Central Polynesia, 40. Southeast Polynesia, 43. Tropical East Pacific, 44. Galapagos, 45. Warm Temperate Southeastern Pacific, 47. Warm Temperate Southwestern Atlantic, 48. Magellanic, 50. Benguela, 51. Agulhas, 53. Northern New Zealand, 54. Southern New Zealand, 55. East Central Australian Shelf, 56. Southeast Australian Shelf, 57. Southwest Australian Shelf, 58. West Central Australian Shelf, 59. Subantarctic Islands, 60. Scotia Sea, 61. Continental High Antarctic, 62. Subantarctic New Zealand. (b) Mean percentage (±SD) of trait observations per light zone across the 54 provinces with data.
