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Authors:
Chao, Anne
| Chiu, Chun-Huo
| Hsieh, T. C
| Davis, Thomas
| Nipperess, David A
| Faith, Daniel P
Date: 2015
Subject Keyword:
diversity
| extrapolation
| phylogenetic diversity
| rarefaction
| sample coverage
| species richness
| undetected phylogenetic diversity
Language: eng
Resource Type: journal article
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.14/356064
Description:
Summary: 1. Traditional species diversity measures do not make distinctions among species. Faith's phylogenetic diversity (PD), which is defined as the sum of the branch lengths of a phylogenetic tree
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Authors:
Nipperess, David A
| Beattie, Andrew J
| Faith, Daniel P
| Ginn, Scott G
| Kitching, Roger L
| Reid, Chris A. M
| Russell, Tracey
| Hughes, Lesley
Date: 2012
Subject Keyword:
050100 Ecological Applications
| 050200 Environmental Science and Management
| 060200 Ecology
| Australia
| Biodiversity
| Coleoptera
| Conservation planning
| Dissimilarity
| Host specificity
| Insect-plant interactions
Language: eng
Resource Type: journal article
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.14/174370
Description:
The ability to extrapolate from the known to the unknown is essential if we are to use the turnover of overall biodiversity, as opposed to a few well-known groups, to inform conservation planning. We
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Authors:
Ashcroft, Michael B
| Gollan, John R
| Faith, Daniel P
| Carter, Gareth A
| Lassau, Scott A
| Ginn, Scott G
| Bulbert, Matthew W
| Cassis, Gerasimos
Date: 2010
Subject Keyword:
arthropod
| generalized dissimilarity model
| monitoring
| semi-arid area
| species richness
| survey design
Language: eng
Resource Type: journal article
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.14/1114357
Description:
It is rarely cost-effective to survey invertebrates for use in systematic conservation planning activities. The efficiency of sampling methods needs to be improved, and this is especially important at
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Authors:
McNeely, Jeffrey A
| Faith, Daniel P
| Schutyser, Frederik
| Abell, Robin
| Arico, Salvatore
| Barrington, Robert
| Engelmann, Florent
| Engels, Jan
| Eyzaguirre, Pablo
| Ferraro, Paul
| Hirakuri, Sofia
| Hodgkin, Toby
| Albers, Heidi J
| Hyvarinen, Joy
| Ibisch, Pierre
| Jarvis, Devra
| Kambu, Alphonse
| Kapos, Valerie
| Koziell, Izabella
| Kura, Yumiko
| Laird, Sarah A
| Machavariani, Merab
| Laird, Julian
| Dulloo, Ehsan
| Mainka, Susan
| McShane, Thomas
| Mathur, Vinod
| Murali, K. S
| Phillips, Adrian
| Peña-Neira, Sergio
| Powers, William
| Rajvanshi, Asha
| Rao, Ramanatha
| Revenga, Carmen
| Goldstein, Wendy
| Reyers, Belinda
| Rhodes, Claire
| Riede, Klaus
| Robinson, John
| Gonzales, Pedro Rosabal
| Spierenburg, Marja J
| ten Kate, Kerry
| Groombridge, Brian
| Isozaki, Hiroji
| Marco, Diana E
| Polasky, Steve
| Redford, Kent R
Date: 2005
Subject Keyword:
060200 Ecology
Language: eng
Resource Type: book chapter
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.14/223066
Description:
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