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Authors:
Solow, A
Helser, T
Citation: A. Solow et T. Helser, Detecting extinction in sighting data, QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, 1998, pp. 1-6
Authors:
Burgman, M
Maslin, BR
Andrewartha, D
Keatley, MR
Boek, C
McCarthy, M
Citation: M. Burgman et al., Inferring threat from scientific collections: Power tests and an application to Western Australian Acacia species, QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, 1998, pp. 7-26
Identifying the ecological correlates of extinction-prone species: A case study of New Zealand birds
Authors:
Moyle, B
Citation: B. Moyle, Identifying the ecological correlates of extinction-prone species: A case study of New Zealand birds, QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, 1998, pp. 27-38
Authors:
Elith, J
Citation: J. Elith, Quantitative methods for modeling species habitat: Comparative performanceand an application to Australian plants, QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, 1998, pp. 39-58
Authors:
Jacobson, PT
Citation: Pt. Jacobson, Risk assessment of a proposed introduction of Pacific salmon in the Delaware river basin, QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, 1998, pp. 59-76
Authors:
Firko, MJ
Podleckis, EV
Citation: Mj. Firko et Ev. Podleckis, Likelihood of introducing nonindigenous organisms with agricultural commodities: Probabilistic estimation, QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, 1998, pp. 77-95
Authors:
Taylor, BL
Wade, PR
Citation: Bl. Taylor et Pr. Wade, "Best" abundance estimates and best management: Why they are not the same, QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, 1998, pp. 96-108
Authors:
Boyce, MS
Citation: Ms. Boyce, Whaling models for cetacean conservation, QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, 1998, pp. 109-126
Authors:
Lee, DC
Citation: Dc. Lee, Assessing land-use impacts on bull trout using Bayesian belief networks, QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, 1998, pp. 127-147
Authors:
Heppell, SS
Crouse, DT
Crowder, LB
Citation: Ss. Heppell et al., Using matrix models to focus research and management efforts in conservation, QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, 1998, pp. 148-168
Authors:
Goldwasser, L
Ferson, S
Ginzburg, L
Citation: L. Goldwasser et al., Variability and measurement error in extinction risk analysis: The Northern Spotted Owl on the Olympic Peninsula, QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, 1998, pp. 169-187
Authors:
Matsinos, YG
Wolff, WF
DeAngelis, DL
Citation: Yg. Matsinos et al., Can individual-based models yield a better assessment of population variability?, QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, 1998, pp. 188-198
Authors:
Gosselin, F
Lebreton, JD
Citation: F. Gosselin et Jd. Lebreton, Potential of branching processes as a modeling tool for conservation biology, QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, 1998, pp. 199-225
Authors:
Loew, SS
Citation: Ss. Loew, Role of genetics in conservation biology, QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, 1998, pp. 226-258
Authors:
Frankham, R
Citation: R. Frankham, Modeling problems in conservation genetics using laboratory animals, QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, 1998, pp. 259-273
Authors:
Tanaka, Y
Citation: Y. Tanaka, Theoretical properties of extinction by inbreeding depression under stochastic environments, QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, 1998, pp. 274-290
Authors:
Possingham, H
Ball, I
Andelman, S
Citation: H. Possingham et al., Mathematical methods for identifying representative reserve networks, QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, 1998, pp. 291-306
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