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CONTRIBUTED ARTICLE

Potential spread of invasive crayfish used as life bait by Indonesian anglers

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Figures & data

Figure 1. The percentage of respondents sorted by their home islands in Indonesia.

Figure 1. The percentage of respondents sorted by their home islands in Indonesia.

Figure 2. Age distribution based on the type of work of anglers in Indonesia. Error bars show the confidence interval or standard error of the mean, that shows how much error is built into the chart.

Figure 2. Age distribution based on the type of work of anglers in Indonesia. Error bars show the confidence interval or standard error of the mean, that shows how much error is built into the chart.

Table 1. Goodness of fit results.

Table 2. Likelihood Ratio Test results.

Table 3. Pseudo R-Square results.

Table 4. The types of status in Indonesia, location of use, and sources of bait reported by anglers in Indonesia. The Sum of percentages exceeds 100% for bait types for which multiple sources were reported by some respondents.

Figure 3. The activities of Indonesian anglers. (a) fishing in the reservoir; (b) fishing in the pond; (c) fishing in the river well-vegetated with invasive water hyacinth (Pontederia crassipes); and (d) fishing in the brook.

Figure 3. The activities of Indonesian anglers. (a) fishing in the reservoir; (b) fishing in the pond; (c) fishing in the river well-vegetated with invasive water hyacinth (Pontederia crassipes); and (d) fishing in the brook.

Figure 4. The amount and percentage of bait use based on angling habitat.

Figure 4. The amount and percentage of bait use based on angling habitat.

Figure 5. Crayfish Cherax quadricarinatus used as live bait by Indonesian anglers.

Figure 5. Crayfish Cherax quadricarinatus used as live bait by Indonesian anglers.

Data availability statement

The data that support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author [SGA]upon reasonable request.