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Acknowledgements
This research was carried out in the framework of FishMPABlue project (http://mediterranean.panda.org/about/
marine/marine_protected_area/fishmpablue_project/) funded by European Territorial Cooperation Programme
“MED” 2007–2013 and co-financed by European Regional Development Fund - ERDF, and of the MedPAN
North project, under the supervision of WWF and the Port-Cros National Park and in coordination with the
MedPAN association. We thank Enric Sala, Patrick Christie, Ray Hilborn and one anonymous reviewer for their
useful comments on the manuscript.
Author Contributions
A.D.F., P.F., C.P., L.S. and P.G. designed the study; A.D.F., M.M., L.S., M.O., S.S.T., C.P., D.K., C.D., S.T. and P.G.
collected data; A.D.F. and P.T. compiled the dataset and analyzed the data. A.D.F. and P.G. lead the writing. A.D.F.,
P.T., G.D.C., C.D., P.F., N.G., A.J.G., D.K., M.M., M.O., C.P., J.P.J., S.S.T., L.S., S.T. and P.G. discussed the results
and participate in manuscript writing.
Additional Information
Supplementary information accompanies this paper at http://www.nature.com/srep
Competing financial interests: The authors declare no competing financial interests.
How to cite this article: Di Franco, A. et al. Five key attributes can increase marine protected areas performance
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