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Assessing conservation biology priorities through the development of biodiversity indicators.

Rivista di biologia - 1 Jan 2000

Santini F, Angulo A

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Biodiversity erosion is now a recognized phenomenon within the scientific community, and it is understood that there is an urgent need for action to relieve this loss. However, no consensus exists on how to go about achieving this goal. This is due to two kinds of problems: namely, that there are many different reasons which can motivate conservation attempts and hence they can lead to different priorities,...

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Animals
Biological Evolution
Conservation of Natural Resources
Ecology
Ecosystem
Genetic Variation
Genetics, Population
Humans
Models, Theoretical
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