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posted on 2024-06-14, 07:09authored byM Beal, MP Dias, RA Phillips, S Oppel, C Hazin, EJ Pearmain, J Adams, DJ Anderson, M Antolos, JA Arata, JM Arcos, John ArnouldJohn Arnould, J Awkerman, E Bell, M Bell, M Carey, R Carle, TA Clay, J Cleeland, V Colodro, M Conners, M Cruz-Flores, R Cuthbert, K Delord, L Deppe, BJ Dilley, H Dinis, G Elliott, F de Felipe, J Felis, MG Forero, A Freeman, A Fukuda, J González-Solís, JP Granadeiro, A Hedd, P Hodum, JM Igual, A Jaeger, TJ Landers, M Le Corre, A Makhado, B Metzger, T Militão, WA Montevecchi, V Morera-Pujol, L Navarro-Herrero, D Nel, D Nicholls, D Oro, R Ouni, K Ozaki, F Quintana, R Ramos, T Reid, JM Reyes-González, C Robertson, G Robertson, MS Romdhane, PG Ryan, P Sagar, F Sato, S Schoombie, RP Scofield, SA Shaffer, NJ Shah, KL Stevens, C Surman, RM Suryan, A Takahashi, V Tatayah, G Taylor, DR Thompson, L Torres, K Walker, R Wanless, SM Waugh, H Weimerskirch, T Yamamoto, Z Zajkova, L Zango, P Catry
Highly-threatened seabirds connect many countries and the high seas and therefore depend on coordinated ocean governance.