Conservation Biology

The Failure of Universities to Produce Conservation Biologists
pp. 1267-1269(3)
Author: Noss R.F.

A Forager-Resource Population Ecology Model and Implications for Indigenous Conservation
pp. 1270-1274(5)

A New Approach to International Conservation News
pp. 1275-1275(1)
Author: Ginsberg J.

Nonequilibrium Dynamics between Catastrophic Disturbances and Old-Growth Forests in Ponderosa Pine Landscapes of the Black Hills
pp. 1276-1288(13)
Authors: Shinneman D.J.; Baker W.L.

Testing Species Boundaries in Biodiversity Studies
pp. 1289-1297(9)
Authors: Sites J.W.; Crandall K.A.

Assessing the Data Requirements of Spatially Explicit Dispersal Models
pp. 1298-1306(9)
Authors: Ruckelshaus M.; Hartway C.; Kareiva P.

Tests of Null Models for Amphibian Declines on a Tropical Mountain
pp. 1307-1322(16)
Authors: Pounds J.A.; Fogden M.P.L.; Savage J.M.; Gorman G.C.

Effects of Habitat Fragmentation on the Abundance of Two Species of Leptodactylid Frogs in an Andean Montane Forest
pp. 1323-1328(6)
Authors: Marsh D.M.; Pearman P.B.

A Recovery Program for the Natterjack Toad (Bufo calamita) in Britain
pp. 1329-1338(10)
Authors: Denton J.S.; Hitchings S.P.; Beebee T.J.C.; Gent A.

Impact of Hunting on Large Vertebrates in the Mbaracayu Reserve, Paraguay
pp. 1339-1353(15)
Authors: Hill K.; Padwe J.; Bejyvagi C.; Bepurangi A.; Jakugi F.; Tykuarangi R.; Tykuarangi T.

A Forager-Resource Population Ecology Model and Implications for Indigenous Conservation
pp. 1354-1364(11)
Authors: Winterhalder B.; Lu F.

Pinniped Penises in Trade: A Molecular-Genetic Investigation
pp. 1365-1374(10)
Authors: Malik S.; Wilson P.J.; Smith R.J.; Lavigne D.M.; White B.N.

The Sustainability of the Indigenous Dugong Fishery in Torres Strait, Australia / Papua New Guinea
pp. 1375-1386(12)
Authors: Marsh H.; Harris A.N.M.; Lawler I.R.

Past and Distant Whaling and the Rapid Decline of Sperm Whales off the Galápagos Islands
pp. 1387-1396(10)
Authors: Whitehead H.; Christal J.; Dufault S.

Factors Affecting the Density and Distribution of Wild Dogs in the Kruger National Park
pp. 1397-1406(10)
Authors: Mills M.G.L.; Gorman M.L.

Near-Extinction of Porcupines by Mountain Lions and Consequences of Ecosystem Change in the Great Basin Desert
pp. 1407-1417(11)
Authors: Sweitzer R.A.; Jenkins S.H.; Berger J.

Comparing the Effects of Landscape Fragmentation by Forestry and Agriculture on Predation of Artificial Nests
pp. 1418-1429(12)
Authors: Bayne E.M.; Hobson K.A.

Effects of Anthracnose on Dogwood Mortality and Forest Composition of the Cumberland Plateau (U.S.A.)
pp. 1430-1435(6)
Authors: thinsp J.K.H.; Evans J.P.

The Theory of Conservation Biology
pp. 1436-1440(5)
Author: With K.A.

Inferring the Geographic Origins of “Refugee” Chimpanzees in Uganda from Mitochondrial DNA Sequences
pp. 1441-1446(6)
Author: Goldberg T.L.

The Ultimate Tragedy of Commons
pp. 1447-1448(2)
Author: Kay C.E.

Conservation Biology, Values, and Advocacy
pp. 1449-1450(2)
Author: Matsuda B.M.

Stress Hormones and Radiocollaring of African Wild Dogs
pp. 1451-1453(3)
Authors: East M.L.; Hofer H.; Burrows R.

Handling of African Wild Dogs and Chronic Stress: Reply to East et al.
pp. 1454-1456(3)
Author: Creel S.

A Plea from the Last of the Maya-Itzá
pp. 1457-1458(2)
Authors: thinsp R.C.; thinsp D.F.W.

Linking Human Health to Biological Diversity
pp. 1459-1464(6)
Authors: Cesario M.; Norgaard R.B.; Peart D.R.; Bawa K.S.; Dietsch T.V.

Books Received
pp. 1465-1467(3)