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The Effects of Inbreeding on Isolated Populations: Are Minimum Viable Population Sizes Predictable?the combined effects of random genetic changes and demographic variation would likely result in extinction. One prerequisite to estimating such minimum viable population sizes is the determination of the effects of inbreeding on fitness. Two hypotheses make distinct predictions about the relative to

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Conservation of Asian Primates: Aspects of Genetics and Behavioral Ecology that Predict Vulnerabilitportant to make realistic assessments of the survival prospects of different endangered primate species. Considerations should be made of behavioral genetic, and ecological traits that might create greater or lesser vulnerability to extinction given the same human impacts. A brief consideration of t

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Ecological Management of Sensitive Natural Areas interactions, and system properties enclosed in these areas will require proactive management efforts to prevent continual degradation. In this chapter, I present a “taxonomy” of natural areas and ecological processes that are especially sensitive and will require active management. These are (1) r

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Park Protection and Public Roads, it often reduces the ability of an area to protect species that are sensitive to disturbance or prone to local extinction. Within protected areas, such as parks, landscape fragmentation results from road development. Roads both subdivide continuous habitat and act as corridors for the entry of mat

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