“…Furthermore, large numbers of breeding PARM, non‐breeding PDES and PINC (year‐round) also occur between the Brazilian coast and the archipelago of Trindade and Martin Vaz (20°31′S, 29°19′W). Both areas are designated as Ecologically or Biologically Significant marine Areas (EBSAs; Convention on Biological Diversity, ) as they host several key threatened species including sea turtles (Bellini, Santos, Grossman, Marcovaldi, & Barata, ; Silva et al., ), marine mammals (Groch, Palazzo, Flores, Adler, & Fabian, ; Siciliano, Moura, Filgueiras, Rodrigues, & Leite, ), predatory fish (Hazin, Vaske, Oliveira, Macena, & Carvalho, ; Hazin et al., ), as well as other seabirds (Dias, Granadeiro, Phillips, Alonso, & Catry, ; González‐Solís et al., ; Ramos et al., ).…”