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Conservation biology for the coming decade / Ed. Peggy L. Fiedler, Peter M. Kareiva Nível de parte analítica: Contributions of spatialliay explicit landscape models to conservation biology • Global climate change and species interactions • Conservation endocrinology: field endocrinology meets conservation biology • Using molecular genetics to learn about the ecology of threatened species: the allure and the illusion of measuring genetic structure in natural populations • Tropical agroecology and conservation ecology: two paths toward sustainable development • The Patagonian challenge: melding conservation with development • The economics of biological diversity conservation • Replacind endagered species habitat: the acide test of wetland ecology • When do genetic considerations require special approaches to ecological restoration? • Picking up the pieces: botanical conservation on degraded oceanic islands • Challenges and approaches for conserving Hawaii's endangered forest birds • Critical issues in invasion biology for conservation science • An Australian perspective on plent conservation biology in practice • Challenges in insect conservation: managing fluctuation populations in disturbed habitats • Conservation status of the world's fish fauna: an overview • Reptilian extinctions over the last ten thousand years • Conservation and management of species in the sea • Reintroducing of rare plants: genetics, demography, and the role of ex situ conservation methods • Physical effects of havitat fragmentation • Evaluating extinction risks in plant populations • Rare plant demography: lessons from the mariposa lilies (calochortus: Liliaceae) • The analysis of population persistence: an outlook on the practice of viability analysisPublicação: New York : Chapman & Hall, 1998Descrição: 533 p.Disponibilidade:
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