Titlebook: Marine, Freshwater, and Wetlands Biodiversity Conservation; David L. Hawksworth,Alan T. Bull Book 2006 Springer Science+Business Media B.V

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Plant-water regime management in a wetland: consequences for a floating vegetation-nesting bird, whars (1995–2002) at a shallow macrophyte-dominated lake in western France. The specific question was to see if slight increases in the water regime of the lake (three scenarios), as part of a restoration programme, affect the timing of nesting and occupation of colonies by whiskered terns by way of c

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Diversity of anurans across agricultural ponds in Argentina,s Province (Argentina). Moreover, each species found was characterised with respect to its vertical location. Using principal component (PCA) and canonical correspondence analyses (CCA) we quantified associations between species diversity and habitat and spatial variables. A total of 21 anuran speci

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Small-scale biogeographical patterns in some groundwater Crustacea, the syncarid, Parabathynellidaenean aquatic crustaceans (Syncarida, Parabathynellidae). The two-step model of colonization and speciation seems to provide a valid explanation for the current distribution of a large number of stygobiontic taxa of marine origin (thalassoid). However, with respect to the ., only the colonization of

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Freshwater finfish biodiversity and conservation: an asian perspective,relatively less documented. This paper attempts to evaluate the above aspects in the East, and South and Southeast Asia based on available information in the literature. The familial diversity in inland waters in Asia (121 families) is considerably higher than in African and Latin American. Also, th

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,The upper reached ichthyofauna of the Tietê River, São Paulo, Brazil: aspects of their diversity anhe Tietê River is located in the metropolitan region of the city of São Paulo where approximately 60% of the original Atlantic Forest remnants has been converted into rural and urban areas. Ichthyofauna of the upper reaches of the rivers is usually characterized by a high level of endemism, small fi

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Distinctive invertebrate assemblages in rockface seepages enhance lotic biodiversity in northern Ne streams in a geologically diverse region of New Zealand’s North Island to investigate factors influencing invertebrate distribution and community composition within and among these habitats. A total of 147 aquatic invertebrate taxa was found; 84 taxa occurred in seepage samples and 53% of these wer

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