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Protect the Antarctic Peninsula — Before It’S Too Late Supplementary information To accompany a Comment published in Nature 586, 496–499 (2020) https://doi.org/10.1038/d41586-020-02939-5 Protect the Antarctic Peninsula — before it’s too late Carolyn J. Hogg, Mary-Anne Lea, Marga Gual Soler, Valeri N. Vasquez, Ana Payo-Payo, Marissa L. Parrott, M. Mercedes Santos, Justine Shaw & Cassandra M. Brooks Number Name Position Affiliation Address Field of Expertise 1 Carolyn J. Hogg Senior Research Manager Australasian Wildlife Genomics Group, Sydney, NSW, 2006, Conservation biologist The University of Sydney Australia 2 Mary-Anne Lea Associate Professor Institute for Marine and Antarctic Hobart, Tasmania, 7001, Antarctic Science Studies, University of Tasmania Australia 3 Marga Gual Soler Founder SciDipGLOBAL and Advisor to the EU Madrid, Spain Science Diplomacy Science Diplomacy Cluster 4 Váleri N. Vásquez PhD Candidate Energy and Resources Group, University Energy and Resources Computational Biology of California Berkeley Group, 310 Barrows Hall, Berkeley, CA 94720 5 Ana Payo Payo Academic fellow University of Aberdeen Aberdeen AB24 2TZ, Ecology Reino Unido 6 Marissa L. Parrott Reproductive Biologist, Zoos Victoria Zoos Victoria, Parkville, Conservation biologist Wildlife Conservation & VIC 3052, Australia Science 7 M. Mercedes Santos National Director of Administracion de Parques Naciones & Buenos Aires, Argentina Antarctic Science Marine Protected Areas Instituto Antártico Argentino 8 Justine Shaw Senior Research Fellow School of Earth & Environmental Brisbane, Queensland, Antarctic Science Sciences, The University of Queensland Australia 9 Cassandra M. Brooks Assistant Professor Environmental Studies Program, Boulder, Colorado, USA Antarctic Science University of Colorado at Boulder 10 Melissa Cristina Marquez PhD Candidate Curtin University Perth, WA 6000, Australia Shark behavioural ecologist 11 Anna Vinkhiyzen Honorary Research The University of Queensland / Brisbane, QLD, 4000 Statistical genetics & Fellow / Principal Policy Queensland Health health research policy Officer 12 Hinemoa Elder Māori Strategic Leader, Brain Research NZ, University of Auckland, Psychiatry / Indigenous MBCHB, PHD, FRANZCP Auckland 1142, New Health Zealand 13 Andrea Parisi Medical Epidemiologist, Australian Institute of Health and Canberra, ACT, 2914, Epidemiology and Public MD, PhD Welfare/Australian National University Australia Health 14 Anne B. Christianson PhD Candidate University of Minnesota Washington, DC USA Environmental 20009 Conservation 15 Stephanie G. 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