Seascape connectivity: ontogenetic migration for Haemulon flavolineatum

Table 2 Fragmentation analysis (Fragstats) at ecosystems and seascape level in the Bahía Portete-Kaurrele MPA

Coverage	PLAND (%)	NP (#)	LPI (%)	AREA (Ha)					SHAPE (=1/>1)					ENN (m)
Coverage	PLAND (%)	NP (#)	LPI (%)	Mean	SD	Median	Max	Min	Mean	SD	Median	Max	Min	Mean	SD	Median	Max	Min
CR	1.43	6	49.5	33.52	32.35	18.87	99.68	6.11	3.30	1.18	3.78	4.70	1.49	256.54	190.69	215.54	601.99	85.04
SG	8.93	197	21.20	6.59	23.04	1.17	244.67	0.001	1.89	0.81	1.64	5.07	1	79.63	109.87	47.51	1050.83	2.23
M	7.96	55	35.49	18.41	62.67	0.80	443.63	0.033	2.34	1.52	1.62	6.81	1	52.27	60.08	30	338.89	2
Seascape	CONTAG (%)		58.18	IJI (%)	76.55

CR Coral reefs, M Mangrove, SG Seagrass), descriptions of each index (PLAND, NP, LPI, AREA, SHAPE, ENN, CONTAG and IJI) as in text. Seascape (bay) refers to the sum of the coverage of the three ecosystems. In bold are the significantly higher values of area and shape for the reef compared to the other two ecosystems, which would imply better conditions for the species, while the shorter distance to the nearest neighbor is significantly better for the connectivity of the species in the mangrove (statistical details supplement Tables 3; [121]).

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