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Service Description:

This web map service represents Biologically Important Areas of Regionally Significant Marine Species symbolised by species group, species and behaviour.

The Biologically Important Areas data is available for download here: https://fed.dcceew.gov.au/datasets/erin::biologically-important-areas-of-regionally-significant-marine-species/about

Map Name: BiologicallyImportantAreas

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Seabirds - Biologically Important Areas (0)
- Antipodean albatross (1)
- Australasian gannet (2)
- Australian lesser noddy (3)
- Black noddy (4)
- Black petrel (5)
- Black-browed albatross (6)
- Black-faced Cormorant (7)
- Black-naped tern (8)
- Black-winged petrel (9)
  - Reproduction (10)
  - Foraging (11)
- Bridled tern (12)
- Brown booby (13)
  - Reproduction (14)
  - Foraging (15)
- Buller's albatross (16)
- Campbell albatross (17)
- Caspian tern (18)
- Common diving-petrel (19)
- Common noddy (20)
  - Reproduction (21)
  - Foraging (22)
- Crested tern (23)
- Fairy tern (24)
- Flesh-footed shearwater (25)
- Gould's petrel (26)
- Great-winged petrel (27)
- Greater frigatebird (28)
- Grey ternlet (29)
- Indian yellow-nosed albatross (30)
- Kermadec petrel (31)
- Lesser crested tern (32)
- Lesser frigatebird (33)
- Little penguin (34)
- Little shearwater (35)
- Little tern (36)
- Masked booby (37)
  - Reproduction (38)
  - Foraging (39)
- Northern giant petrel (40)
- Pacific gull (41)
- Providence petrel (42)
- Red-footed booby (43)
- Red-tailed tropicbird (44)
  - Reproduction (45)
  - Foraging (46)
- Roseate tern (47)
- Short-tailed shearwater (48)
- Shy albatross (49)
- Soft-plumaged petrel (50)
- Sooty shearwater (51)
- Sooty tern (52)
- Southern giant petrel (53)
- Wandering albatross (54)
- Wedge-tailed shearwater (55)
- White tern (56)
- White-bellied storm-petrel (57)
- White-capped albatross (58)
- White-faced storm-petrel (59)
- White-fronted tern (60)
- White-necked petrel (61)
- White-tailed tropicbird (62)
- Wilson's storm-petrel (63)
Australian sea lions - Biologically Important Areas (64)
- Haul-out sites (65)
- Breeding sites (66)
- Foraging (67)
Whales - Biologically Important Areas (68)
- Blue whale (69)
  - Foraging (70)
  - Migration (71)
- Humpback whale (72)
  - Reproduction (73)
  - Resting (74)
  - Migration (75)
- Southern right whale (76)
  - Reproduction (approx May - September) (77)
  - Migration (approx April - October) (78)
- Sperm whale (79)
Dugong - Biologically Important Areas (80)
- Reproduction (81)
- Foraging (82)
- Migration (83)
Inshore dolphins - Biologically Important Areas (84)
- Australian snubfin dolphin (85)
  - Reproduction (86)
  - Foraging (87)
  - Resting (88)
- Indo-Pacific humpback dolphin (89)
  - Reproduction (90)
  - Foraging (91)
- Indo-Pacific/Spotted Bottlenose Dolphin (92)
  - Reproduction (93)
  - Foraging (94)
  - Migration (95)
Marine turtles - Biologically Important Areas (96)
- Flatback turtle (97)
  - Aggregation (98)
  - Reproduction (99)
  - Foraging (100)
  - Migration (101)
- Green turtle (102)
  - Aggregation (103)
  - Reproduction (104)
  - Resting (105)
  - Foraging (106)
  - Migration (107)
- Hawksbill turtle (108)
  - Reproduction (109)
  - Foraging (110)
  - Migration (111)
- Leatherback turtle (112)
- Loggerhead turtle (113)
  - Reproduction (114)
  - Foraging (115)
- Olive Ridley turtle (116)
  - Reproduction (117)
  - Foraging (118)
Sharks and rays - Biologically Important Areas (119)
- Dwarf sawfish (120)
  - Reproduction (121)
  - Foraging (122)
- Green sawfish (123)
  - Reproduction (124)
  - Foraging (125)
- Grey nurse shark (126)
  - Reproduction (127)
  - Foraging (128)
  - Migration (129)
- Largetooth sawfish (130)
  - Reproduction (131)
  - Foraging (132)
- Whale shark (133)
- White shark (134)

Description: This web map service represents Biologically Important Areas of Regionally Significant Marine Species symbolised by species group, species and behaviour.The Biologically Important Areas data is available for download here: https://fed.dcceew.gov.au/datasets/erin::biologically-important-areas-of-regionally-significant-marine-species/about

Copyright Text: Australian Government Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water

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