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Table 1.

Statistics for intensification, self-sufficiency and eco-efficiency variables per system.

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Fig 1.

Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Model for eco-efficiency, animal and farm-level intensification, and self-sufficiency.

LU: livestock unit; N: nitrogen; P: phosphorous; DEA: data envelopment analysis; INTENS-A: animal-level intensification; INTENS-F: farm-level intensification; SELF: self-sufficiency; ECO: eco-efficiency.

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Fig 2.

Graphical summary of how the different elements of this study’s analysis integrate.

LCA: life cycle analysis; DEA: data envelopment analysis; PLS-SEM: partial least squares structural equation modelling; INTENS-A: animal-level intensification; INTENS-F: farm-level intensification; SELF: self-sufficiency; ECO: eco-efficiency.

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Fig 3.

Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Model for eco-efficiency and intensification (including inverse-coded self-sufficiency variables).

LU: livestock unit; IC: inverse-coded; DEA: data envelopment analysis; INTENS-ALL: animal and farm-level intensification, as well as inverse-coded self-sufficiency; ECO: eco-efficiency.

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Fig 4.

Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Model for eco-efficiency and intensification (self-sufficiency variables removed).

LU: livestock unit; DEA: data envelopment analysis; INTENS-AF: animal and farm-level intensification; ECO: eco-efficiency.

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Table 2.

Path coefficients and their bootstrapped confidence intervals, standard errors, t-values and p-values for the final structural models for CSS and OSS.

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