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Table 1.

Attributes and levels used in the choice experiment to characterise the bird profiles.

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Table 2.

Criteria for characterising birds used on Birdlife Australia websites in order to assess their attractiveness.

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Results of two models estimated with the data obtained from a choice experiment: A conditional logit (CL) and a latent class (LC) model.

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Table 4.

Criteria for determining the optimal number of classes (for LC models without covariates).

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Fig 1.

Top ten Australian bird species as nominated by survey respondents as the most attractive ranked in order of number of nominations received (n = 2,173 votes).

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Table 5.

Top ten bird species as nominated by survey respondents as the most attractive ranked in order of number of nominations received.

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Table 6.

Characteristics of birds selected among the five most attractive according to respondents’ latent class.

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