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Indicators and Surrogates of Biodiversity and Environmental Change
Editor(s): David Lindenmayer; Philip Barton; Jennifer Pierson
Print Publication Date: 2015
https://doi.org/10.1071/9781486304103
ISBN: 9781486304103
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER 1.
Acknowledgements
CHAPTER 2.
Author Biographies
CHAPTER 3.
1 Introduction - Disciplinary and Multi-Disciplinary Perspectives on Ecological Indicators and Surrogates
CHAPTER 4.
2 Surrogates for the Distribution and Trajectory of Biodiversity
CHAPTER 5.
3 Biodiversity Surrogates
CHAPTER 6.
4 Conservation by Proxy: Thoughts 5 Years on
CHAPTER 7.
5 Avian Surrogates in Terrestrial Ecosystems: Theory and Practice
CHAPTER 8.
6 Using Decision Theory to Select Indicators for Managing Threats to Biodiversity
CHAPTER 9.
7 Invertebrate Indicators and Ecosystem Restoration
CHAPTER 10.
8 Mosses as Passive and Active Indicator Surrogates for Investigations of Atmospheric Pollution and Quality
CHAPTER 11.
9 Lichens as Ecological Indicators to Track Atmospheric Changes: Future Challenges
CHAPTER 12.
10 Approaches, Potential and Pitfalls of Applying Bioindicators in Freshwater Ecosystems
CHAPTER 13.
11 Searching for the Holy Grail of Wetland Integrity: Are Surrogates Still Relevant in Conservation Planning?
CHAPTER 14.
12 Surrogates for Coral Reef Ecosystem Health and Evaluating Management Success
CHAPTER 15.
13 Abiotic Surrogates in Support of Marine Biodiversity Conservation
CHAPTER 16.
14 Building Indicators for Coupled Marine Socio-Ecological Systems
CHAPTER 17.
15 The Application of Genetic Indicators in Wild Populations: Potential and Pitfalls for Genetic Monitoring
CHAPTER 18.
16 Use of Surrogates in Medicine: Ideas that may be Useful for Ecology
CHAPTER 19.
17 Application of Surrogates and Indicators to Monitoring Natural Resources
CHAPTER 20.
18 Indicators and Surrogates in Environmental Management
CHAPTER 21.
19 A Diversity of Approaches to Ecological Surrogates and Key Knowledge Gaps
CHAPTER 22.
Index
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