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These grid-­based SAUs not only allow alignment of indicators for biodiversity and for pressures but provide a means for combining large assessment areas (e.g. for wide\u2010ranging species) with point data collected from biological surveys e.g. WFD monitoring. <\/SPAN><\/P>

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