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Combining extinction probability and functional or phylogenetic distinctiveness to define conservation priorities

2024-07-01

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Given the current accelerating extinction rates, an increasing number of species-based conservation strategies have emerged because of the public interest in helping save particular species by funding rescue actions. Although public interest has focused mainly on well-studied, charismatic species, conservation scientists have developed tools to help prioritize species conservation from a more objective perspective...

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7864ddfe-3e9f-536a-b79c-6fbc90fb6b96
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10.1016/j.biocon.2024.110657
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