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COMPARATIVE PHYLOGEOGRAPHY AND THE IDENTIFICATION OF GENETICALLY DIVERGENT AREAS FOR CONSERVATION
Authors: MORITZ C FAITH DP
Citation: C. Moritz et Dp. Faith, COMPARATIVE PHYLOGEOGRAPHY AND THE IDENTIFICATION OF GENETICALLY DIVERGENT AREAS FOR CONSERVATION, Molecular ecology, 7(4), 1998, pp. 419-429
BIODIVERSITY, BIOSPECIFICS, AND ECOLOGICAL SERVICES
Authors: FAITH DP
Citation: Dp. Faith, BIODIVERSITY, BIOSPECIFICS, AND ECOLOGICAL SERVICES, Trends in ecology & evolution, 12(2), 1997, pp. 66-66
CAN ORDINATION TELL US SOMETHING ABOUT CLADISTIC DATA THAT CLADISTICSDONT TELL US - A RESPONSE
Authors: FAITH DP
Citation: Dp. Faith, CAN ORDINATION TELL US SOMETHING ABOUT CLADISTIC DATA THAT CLADISTICSDONT TELL US - A RESPONSE, Taxon, 46(3), 1997, pp. 529-534
WHEN THE TOPOLOGY-DEPENDENT PERMUTATION TEST (T-PTP) FOR MONOPHYLY RETURNS SIGNIFICANT SUPPORT FOR MONOPHYLY, SHOULD THAT BE EQUATED WITH (A)REJECTING A NULL HYPOTHESIS OF NONMONOPHYLY, (B)REJECTING A NULL HYPOTHESIS OF NO STRUCTURE, (C)FAILING TO FALSIFY A HYPOTHESIS OF MONOPHYLY, OR (D)NONE OF THE ABOVE
Authors: FAITH DP TRUEMAN JWH
Citation: Dp. Faith et Jwh. Trueman, WHEN THE TOPOLOGY-DEPENDENT PERMUTATION TEST (T-PTP) FOR MONOPHYLY RETURNS SIGNIFICANT SUPPORT FOR MONOPHYLY, SHOULD THAT BE EQUATED WITH (A)REJECTING A NULL HYPOTHESIS OF NONMONOPHYLY, (B)REJECTING A NULL HYPOTHESIS OF NO STRUCTURE, (C)FAILING TO FALSIFY A HYPOTHESIS OF MONOPHYLY, OR (D)NONE OF THE ABOVE, Systematic biology, 45(4), 1996, pp. 580-586
ENVIRONMENTAL DIVERSITY - ON THE BEST-POSSIBLE USE OF SURROGATE DATA FOR ASSESSING THE RELATIVE BIODIVERSITY OF SETS OF AREAS
Authors: FAITH DP WALKER PA
Citation: Dp. Faith et Pa. Walker, ENVIRONMENTAL DIVERSITY - ON THE BEST-POSSIBLE USE OF SURROGATE DATA FOR ASSESSING THE RELATIVE BIODIVERSITY OF SETS OF AREAS, Biodiversity and conservation, 5(4), 1996, pp. 399-415
INTEGRATING CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT - INCORPORATING VULNERABILITY INTO BIODIVERSITY-ASSESSMENT OF AREAS
Authors: FAITH DP WALKER PA
Citation: Dp. Faith et Pa. Walker, INTEGRATING CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT - INCORPORATING VULNERABILITY INTO BIODIVERSITY-ASSESSMENT OF AREAS, Biodiversity and conservation, 5(4), 1996, pp. 417-429
INTEGRATING CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT - EFFECTIVE TRADE-OFFS BETWEEN BIODIVERSITY AND COST IN THE SELECTION OF PROTECTED AREAS
Authors: FAITH DP WALKER PA
Citation: Dp. Faith et Pa. Walker, INTEGRATING CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT - EFFECTIVE TRADE-OFFS BETWEEN BIODIVERSITY AND COST IN THE SELECTION OF PROTECTED AREAS, Biodiversity and conservation, 5(4), 1996, pp. 431-446
CONSERVATION PRIORITIES AND PHYLOGENETIC PATTERN
Authors: FAITH DP
Citation: Dp. Faith, CONSERVATION PRIORITIES AND PHYLOGENETIC PATTERN, Conservation biology, 10(4), 1996, pp. 1286-1289
INTEGRATING CONSERVATION AND FORESTRY PRODUCTION - EXPLORING TRADE-OFFS BETWEEN BIODIVERSITY AND PRODUCTION IN REGIONAL LAND-USE ASSESSMENT
Authors: FAITH DP WALKER PA IVE JR BELBIN L
Citation: Dp. Faith et al., INTEGRATING CONSERVATION AND FORESTRY PRODUCTION - EXPLORING TRADE-OFFS BETWEEN BIODIVERSITY AND PRODUCTION IN REGIONAL LAND-USE ASSESSMENT, Forest ecology and management, 85(1-3), 1996, pp. 251-260
THE PHYLOGENETIC MOMENT - A NEW DIVERSITY MEASURE, WITH PROCEDURES FOR MEASUREMENT AND OPTIMIZATION
Authors: HORN MET FAITH DP WALKER PA
Citation: Met. Horn et al., THE PHYLOGENETIC MOMENT - A NEW DIVERSITY MEASURE, WITH PROCEDURES FOR MEASUREMENT AND OPTIMIZATION, Environment & planning A, 28(12), 1996, pp. 2139-2154
APPLICATION OF A TAXON PRIORITY SYSTEM FOR CONSERVATION PLANNING BY SELECTING AREAS WHICH ARE MOST DISTINCT FROM ENVIRONMENTS ALREADY RESERVED
Authors: WOINARSKI JCZ PRICE O FAITH DP
Citation: Jcz. Woinarski et al., APPLICATION OF A TAXON PRIORITY SYSTEM FOR CONSERVATION PLANNING BY SELECTING AREAS WHICH ARE MOST DISTINCT FROM ENVIRONMENTS ALREADY RESERVED, Biological Conservation, 76(2), 1996, pp. 147-159
BASE-LINE REQUIREMENTS FOR ASSESSMENT OF MINING IMPACT USING BIOLOGICAL MONITORING
Authors: HUMPHREY CL FAITH DP DOSTINE PL
Citation: Cl. Humphrey et al., BASE-LINE REQUIREMENTS FOR ASSESSMENT OF MINING IMPACT USING BIOLOGICAL MONITORING, Australian journal of ecology, 20(1), 1995, pp. 150-166
DETECTION OF MINING IMPACTS ON AQUATIC MACROINVERTEBRATE COMMUNITIES - RESULTS OF A DISTURBANCE EXPERIMENT AND THE DESIGN OF A MULTIVARIATEBACIP MONITORING PROGRAM AT CORONATION HILL, NORTHERN-TERRITORY
Authors: FAITH DP DOSTINE PL HUMPHREY CL
Citation: Dp. Faith et al., DETECTION OF MINING IMPACTS ON AQUATIC MACROINVERTEBRATE COMMUNITIES - RESULTS OF A DISTURBANCE EXPERIMENT AND THE DESIGN OF A MULTIVARIATEBACIP MONITORING PROGRAM AT CORONATION HILL, NORTHERN-TERRITORY, Australian journal of ecology, 20(1), 1995, pp. 167-180
PHYLOGENETIC PATTERN AND THE QUANTIFICATION OF ORGANISMAL BIODIVERSITY
Authors: FAITH DP
Citation: Dp. Faith, PHYLOGENETIC PATTERN AND THE QUANTIFICATION OF ORGANISMAL BIODIVERSITY, Philosophical transactions-Royal Society of London. Biological sciences, 345(1311), 1994, pp. 45-58
LENGTH DIFFERENCES TOPOLOGY-DEPENDENT TESTS - A RESPONSE
Authors: FAITH DP BALLARD JWO
Citation: Dp. Faith et Jwo. Ballard, LENGTH DIFFERENCES TOPOLOGY-DEPENDENT TESTS - A RESPONSE, Cladistics, 10(1), 1994, pp. 57-64
GENETIC DIVERSITY AND TAXONOMIC PRIORITIES FOR CONSERVATION
Authors: FAITH DP
Citation: Dp. Faith, GENETIC DIVERSITY AND TAXONOMIC PRIORITIES FOR CONSERVATION, Biological Conservation, 68(1), 1994, pp. 69-74
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