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Fig 1.

Operating wind turbines and power transmission lines in 2017 in Lithuania.

Size of circles indicates energy capacity in MW; capacities of overlapping wind farms were summed for the presentation on this map.

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Fig 2.

Logical scheme of estimations used to evaluate conflicts between wind power development and wildlife conservation in this study.

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Table 1.

Input parameter and results of the integrated assessment of wind energy development and conflicts with wildlife in different municipalities.

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Table 2.

Description of wildlife sensitivity and scores for the final evaluation.

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Table 3.

Characteristics of breeding bird species for the estimation of sensitivity to wind power.

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Table 4.

Scores of conservation status and sensitivity to wind energy development for bats.

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Table 5.

Characteristics of migratory bird species for estimation of sensitivity to wind power.

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Table 6.

Matrix for conflict estimation among perspectives of wind energy development and wildlife sensitivity.

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Fig 3.

Wind direction and speed parameters in 2016 in different parts of Lithuania.

A – scale parameter; k – shape parameter; U – wind speed (m/s), P – wind power density (W/m2).

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Fig 4.

Perspectives of wind development (A), wildlife sensitivity to wind power (B), and assessment of their conflicts in Lithuania (C).

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Fig 5.

Cumulative sensitivity to wind power effects for species that are both breeders and migrants.

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Fig 6.

Wind energy development situation in Kalvarija municipality.

Solid colored lines represent wind resources from the lowest (green) to the highest wind speed (red); grey polygons mark planned zones for wind energy development, blue dashed lines represent high voltage grid lines.

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