Biodiversity and Conservation

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Biodiversity and Conservation

Biodiversity and Conservation

Structural diversity and representativeness of forest vegetation in a protected area of Kumaun Himalaya, India: implications for conservation
pp. 1045-1062(18)
Authors: DHAR U.; RAWAL R.S.; SAMANT S.S.

Plant biodiversity inventory and conservation of two tropical dry evergreen forests on the Coromandel coast, south India
pp. 1063-1083(21)
Authors: PARTHASARATHY N.; KARTHIKEYAN R.

The role of mammals in maintaining plant species richness in a floating Typha marsh in southern Ontario
pp. 1085-1102(18)
Authors: HEWITT N.; MIYANISHI K.

Biogeography of Puerto Rican ants: a non-equilibrium case?
pp. 1103-1121(19)
Authors: TORRES J.A.; R.SNELLING R.

High diversity and regional endemism in land snails of eastern Tanzania
pp. 1123-1136(14)
Authors: EMBERTON K.C.; PEARCE T.A.; KASIGWA P.F.; TATTERSFIELD P.; HABIBU Z.

Diversities and distributions of 80 land-snail species in southeastern-most Madagascan rainforests, with a report that lowlands are richer than highlands in endemic and rare species
pp. 1137-1154(18)
Author: EMBERTON K.C.

Disturbance, selective logging and bird diversity: a Neotropical forest study
pp. 1155-1173(19)
Author: THIOLLAY J-M.

The Palms of Madagascar
pp. 1175-1176(2)
Author: Puy B.D.

Centres of Plant Diversity Volume I: Europe, Africa and South West Asia and Volume II: Asia, Australasia and the Pacific
pp. 1176-1177(2)
Author: Myers N.

Biodiversity and Conservation in Tumbesian Ecuador and Peru
pp. 1177-1178(2)
Author: Cracraft J.

Understanding Marine Biodiversity – a Research Agenda for the Nation
pp. 1178-1179(2)
Author: Jones A.R.

Biodiversity and Conservation of Neotropical Montane Forests. Proceedings of the Neotropical Montane Forest Biodiversity and Conservation Symposium, the New York Botanical Garden, 21–26 June 1993
pp. 1179-1180(2)
Author: Phillips O.