'Viable populations' presentation slideshows

Design of Natural Reserves

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Genetic Reserve Conservation of Crop Wild Relatives: Establishing the Context

Genetic Reserve Conservation of Crop Wild Relatives: Establishing the Context. Nigel Maxted University of Birmingham. Talk Objectives. Establish the context, not providing an overview of genetic reserve conservation Who can we steal from?

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MORE STRATEGIC CONSERVATION OF GIANT BULLFROGS IN GAUTENG PROVINCE

MORE STRATEGIC CONSERVATION OF GIANT BULLFROGS IN GAUTENG PROVINCE. 1 Caroline A. Yetman , 2 Craig A. Whittington-Jones, 3 Graham J. Alexander, 4 Vincent Carruthers, 5 Clayton L. Cook

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Andy Hansen and Linda Phillips Ecology Department Montana State University

Which tree species and biome types are most vulnerable to climate change in the US Northern Rocky Mountains?. Andy Hansen and Linda Phillips Ecology Department Montana State University. NASA Applied Sciences Program (NNH10ZDA001N - BIOCLIM ). Goal.

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Saving Species

Saving Species. What does it take to save rare species from extinction?. Extinction Rates. The Sixth Mass Extinction: Current extinction rates are 100 times greater than background Previous mass extinction rates were between about 5-10 times greater than background

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Harvesting and viability

Harvesting and viability. Harvesting ecology. The birth-immigration-death-emigration approach (BIDE). Basic questions are:. How does population size change after harvesting? How stable are harvested poplations? How much harvesting is save? How to predict future stock population size?

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Nutria Introduction to North America

Nutria Introduction to North America. ( Nyocastor coypus ). Physical Characteristics. Has dark brown fur Tail is 12-17 in. long Can weigh 15-20 lbs. Large yellow beaver-like buck teeth Webbed feet Back feet larger than front feet. Nutria Droppings. External Anatomy of the Nutria.

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