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Complementarity-based conservation prioritization using a community classification, and its application to riverine ecosystems

2010-04-01

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We demonstrate a novel method for spatial conservation prioritization at a community-level that takes account of: (i) an environmentally-based classification of the landscape into community classes; (ii) similarities between community classes to allow for community complementarity-based selection; (iii) variation in species richness; (iv) variation in human impacts on ecological integrity; and (v) requirements for...

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f864bb61-7347-5227-8ec6-caca785c0373
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10.1016/j.biocon.2010.01.012
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