We also included three further discussions of life history traits, one for each genetic EBV (genetic diversity, genetic differentiation and inbreeding potential) and assigned an EBV value to each (high or low). The life history traits used to infer these values are outlined in Table 5A-D. An overall value was determined by calculating the number of traits signifying either a high or low EBV value. If a species had more traits that suggested a lower value, a low EBV value was selected and vice versa. In ambiguous cases (for example if a species had an equal number of traits suggesting higher or lower differentiation or diversity), more weight was given to species distribution and evidence of connected gene flow. These three EBV values were then used to assign an overall conservation management recommendation from Ottewell et al. (2016) which are summarised in Table 5E.