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Abiotic conditions are not sufficient to predict spatial and interannual variation in abundance of Ciona intestinalis in Nova Scotia, Canada

Table S1: Data extracted from Sephton et al. (2011), in which presence and relative abundance of C. intestinalis was monitored from 2006 – 2009 and Sephton et al. (2017) in which relative abundance was monitored through 2011 2013. 2014 and 2015 data are the results from the current manuscript converted to the scale used on the other two studies. The scale for percent cover categories is 0: = absent; 1: < 25% coverage; 2: 25 – 50% coverage; 3: 51 – 75% coverage; and 4; > 75% coverage. Note: comparing measurements between 2014/2015 and the earlier dates is complicated by the differing methods used, particularly the later and more variable deployment dates in the earlier studies.