I'm interested in the conservation of the North Atlantic Right Whale in the Northeast Ocean. Using the 'Marine Mammals' theme map, show me the predicted distribution of the North Atlantic Right Whale for January. What does the color legend represent in terms of whale density? Additionally, identify two types of 'Stressor Groups' that could impact marine mammals in this region. Finally, where can I find more detailed technical information about the North Atlantic Right Whale data layer?
Navigate to 'northeastoceandata.org'. Click on the 'Theme Maps' link. Click on the 'Marine Mammals' link under 'Marine Life & Habitat'. Click on 'Individual Species' to expand the section. From the 'SPECIES/GUILD' dropdown, select 'North Atlantic right whale'. From the 'TIME PERIOD' dropdown, select 'North Atlantic right whale, January'. Describe what the color legend on the map represents for the North Atlantic Right Whale data. Click on 'Stressor Groups' to expand the section. Identify and list two data layer types available under 'Stressor Groups'. Locate the 'Layer Information' link for the North Atlantic Right Whale data layer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Marine Mammals' theme map. The agent correctly selects 'North Atlantic right whale' and 'January' as the time period. The agent states that the color legend represents 'Predicted animals per 100 square kilometers' for the North Atlantic Right Whale density. The agent identifies two types of 'Stressor Groups' data layers, such as 'Low-Frequency Sound Sensitivity' and 'High-Frequency Sound Sensitivity' (or any other two from the list). The agent correctly identifies the 'Layer Information' link (ID 1540 on the final page) as the location for more detailed technical information about the data layer.