Titlebook: Vertebrate Conservation and Biodiversity; David L. Hawksworth,Alan T. Bull Book 2007 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2007 Animal ecol

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Fu-Min Lei,Guo-An Wei,Hong-Feng Zhao,Zuo-Hua Yin,Jian-Li Lu both the inherent value of the Irish spirit and imagination, and the artistic developments of modern Europe: Synge perceived the ‘possibility of creating a European modernist art which would … draw on the Gaelic tradition – a national art which would, for all that, be international in appeal.’

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Mexico in the international reptile skin trade: a case study,ico. However, as a megadiverse country with potential to produce wildlife, Mexico will have to implement an appropriate regulatory framework to support local communities to promote the sustainable use of native species.

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Conservation biogeography of anurans in Brazilian Cerrado,ulation size, soybean production and bovine density, because these are the factors associated with human occupation that historically are more likely to cause broad scale habitat losses. The macro-scale approach used here can provide overall guidelines for conservation and define the focus for more local and effective conservation efforts.

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Responses of plant and bird communities to prescribed burning in tallgrass prairies, plants and birds associated with such habitat. Prescribed burning is a management strategy that has potential for restoring and rejuvenating prairies in fragmented landscapes, and through such restoration, might create habitat for birds dependent upon prairies. To provide improved data for manageme

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Population trends and spatial synchrony in peripheral populations of the endangered Lesser grey shrchallenges for conservation purposes, particularly under the current scenario of global climate change. Here, we study the population trend and spatial synchrony of several peripheral populations of the endangered Lesser grey shrike . at the western limit of its breeding range (southern France and n

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,Monitoring mammals in the Caxiuanã National Forest, Brazil – First results from the Tropical EcologAM) initiative. At some 50 field stations in tropical forests around the world, TEAM will monitor various taxa such as ants, birds, butterflies, medium and large terrestrial mammals, primates, litter fall, and trees, as well as landscape change in nine tropical biodiversity hotspots and three tropic