Search Results - "Collar, NJ"
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Captive breeding and the conservation of the threatened houbara bustards
Published in Endangered species research (01-01-2021)“…Translocation of captive-bred individuals to reinforce wild populations may be an important conservation approach for some species, but can be detrimental when…”
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Value of the IUCN Red List
Published in Trends in ecology & evolution (Amsterdam) (01-05-2003)Get full text
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Deforestation predicts the number of threatened birds in Insular Southeast Asia
Published in Conservation biology (01-04-1997)“…The world's tropical forests are being cleared rapidly, and ecologists claim this is causing a massive loss of species. This claim has its critics. Can we…”
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Beyond value: biodiversity and the freedom of the mind
Published in Global ecology and biogeography (01-07-2003)“…Circumstances have conspired to render the conservation movement curiously diffident in the expression of the fundamental beliefs that underpin it…”
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Species Limits in Birds: A Response to Watson
Published in Bioscience (01-05-2005)Get full text
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BRITISH CONSERVATIONISTS AND MUSEUM SCIENTISTS
Published in The Auk (01-01-2003)“…Collar responds to the penultimate paragraph of David Steadman's review of "Pigeons and Dove." Rebuttal of Steadman's contentions in his review is heavily…”
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Major specimen fraud in the Forest Owlet Heteroglaux (Athene auct.) blewitti
Published in Ibis (London, England) (01-01-1999)“…The Forest Owlet Heteroglaux (Athene auct.) blewitti is known from central India from seven old specimens, four of which were taken in northwest Maharashtra in…”
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New species, high standards and the case of Laniarius liberatus
Published in Ibis (London, England) (01-07-1999)Get full text
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Bird Extinctions in the Central Pacific [and Discussion]
Published in Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B. Biological sciences (29-04-1994)“…The first wave of human colonists spread across the Pacific from 4000 to 1000 years ago. That they caused many extinctions is well known from fossil finds. We…”
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Assessment mismatches must be sorted out: they leave species at risk
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