Titlebook: Conservation Biology; The Theory and Pract Peggy L. Fiedler,Subodh K. Jain Book 1992 Routledge, Chapman & Hall, Inc. and Diane C. Fiedler 1

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Hiroshi Matsuda,Yoshiaki Shindoconservation is only one of the various goals that has directed the preservation and management of natural areas and resources. Resource management goals have largely been utilitarian or commercial, such as the maintenance of large areas for watersheds; preservation of marshes, bogs, and seasonal we

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The Upheavals of the Second World War,tions have occurred on islands, and they are usually due to human-related disturbance. The effects of human-related disturbance are calibrated by measuring the rate of extinction for two sets of Holocene landbridge islands where human impact has been minimal. Extinction rates for islands with a hist

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-4590-6a new light, the resolution is obvious, and we wonder how we could have ever been so stupid. Is it possible to identify “new lights” at the outset, and then proceed to determine which might best illuminate the problem at hand?

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Diogo M. Souza-Monteiro,Neal H. Hookerthe 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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John M. Crespi,Richard J. Sextonportant 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