Global collision-risk hotspots of marine traffic and the world’s largest fish, the whale shark
Freya C. Womersley(Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom), Gregory B. Skomal(Massachusetts Maritime Academy), John Morris(University of California, Los Angeles), Dení Ramírez‐Macías, Nicolas E. Humphries(Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom), Alex Hearn(University of California, Los Angeles), Marisa Vedor(University of California, Los Angeles), Marcus Sheaves(James Cook University), Richard Fitzpatrick(James Cook University), Samantha Reynolds(The University of Queensland), Héctor M. Guzmán(Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute), Simon J. Pierce(Marine Megafauna Foundation), Elizabeth Clingham(University of California, Los Angeles), Gonzalo Araújo(University of California, Los Angeles), Alistair D. M. Dove(University of California, Los Angeles), Christoph A. Rohner(Marine Megafauna Foundation), Christine L. Dudgeon(The University of Queensland), Jonathan R. Green(Charles Darwin Foundation), Abraham B. Sianipar(University of California, Los Angeles), Rafael de la Parra(University of California, Los Angeles), Jaime González Cano(University of California, Los Angeles), John P. Tyminski(University of California, Los Angeles), Jesse E. M. Cochran(King Abdullah University of Science and Technology), Michael L. Berumen(King Abdullah University of Science and Technology), Bruno C. L. Macena(Universidade dos Açores), Bradley M. Norman(Murdoch University), Abdi Hasan(University of California, Los Angeles), Ivo da Costa(University of California, Los Angeles), Anthony J. Richardson(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), David Rowat(University of California, Los Angeles), Lina Maria Quintero(University of California, Los Angeles), Mark V. Erdmann(University of Auckland), Steffen Bach(University of California, Los Angeles), César Peñaherrera‐Palma(University of California, Los Angeles), Adam Barnett(James Cook University), Eduardo Espinoza(Charles Darwin Foundation), Mahmood S. Shivji(Nova Southeastern University), Royale S. Hardenstine(King Abdullah University of Science and Technology), David P. Robinson(University of California, Los Angeles), Fábio Hissa Vieira Hazin(University of California, Los Angeles), Kátya G. Abrantes(James Cook University), Camrin D. Braun, Miguel Furtado(University of California, Los Angeles), Mohammed Y. Jaidah(University of California, Los Angeles), Stella Diamant(University of California, Los Angeles), Felipe Ladino(University of California, Los Angeles), Sandra Bessudo Lion(University of California, Los Angeles), Jessica Labaja(University of California, Los Angeles), Robert E. Hueter(University of California, Los Angeles), Nuno Queiroz(Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom)
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