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biodiversity and conservation

ISSN 0960-3115· EN

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Short Name biodivers conserv
Abbreviated Name biodiversity and conservation
ISSN 0960-3115
URL https://link.springer.com/journal/10531

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Publications Per Year

Articles (14)

2015
Guidelines for the integration of biological and cultural values in a landscape interpretation centre: application in southern Portugal
Batista, T.
Vol. 24 , pp. 3367-3386
345 views DOI
2017
Local and landscape scale determinants of macroinvertebrate assemblages and their conservation value in ponds across an urban land-use gradient.
Thornhill, Ian;Batty, Lesley;Death, Russell G;Friberg, Nikolai R;Ledger, Mark E;
Vol. 26 , No. 5 , pp. 1065-1086
321 views DOI Abstract
2019
Carpooling with ecologists, geographers and taxonomists: perceptions from conducting environmental research in tropical regions
Baker, K.
Vol. 28 , pp. 975-981
290 views DOI
2020
Evaluating seabed habitat representativeness across a diverse set of marine protected areas on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge
Milla-Figueras, D.
, pp. 0-0
288 views DOI
2010
brazil: mother and nation. some notes about a vast subject
;Denis Antônio de Mendonça Bernardes
Vol. 2 , No. 28 , pp. -
280 views Abstract
2020
Integrating population genetics in an adaptive management framework to inform management strategies
Pacioni, C.
Vol. 29 , pp. 947-966
274 views DOI
1987
the indigenous and the invader: the confrontation of the indigenous peoples of brazil with the european invader, in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
;Carlos A. Dias
Vol. 1 , No. 10 , pp. -
265 views Abstract
2007
"indolent" catives. the workday of slave work in the nineteenth century in olinda.
;Robson Pedrosa Costa
Vol. 2 , No. 25 , pp. -
246 views Abstract
2019
Global large herbivore conservation and international law
Trouwborst, A.
Vol. 28 , pp. 3891-3914
240 views DOI
2020
Botanical gardens as valuable resources in plant sciences
Faraji, L.
, pp. 0-0
236 views DOI
2020
Integrating population genetics in an adaptive management framework to inform management strategies
Pacioni, C.
Vol. 29 , pp. 947-966
274 views DOI
2020
Botanical gardens as valuable resources in plant sciences
Faraji, L.
, pp. 0-0
236 views DOI
2020
Evaluating seabed habitat representativeness across a diverse set of marine protected areas on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge
Milla-Figueras, D.
, pp. 0-0
288 views DOI
2019
Global large herbivore conservation and international law
Trouwborst, A.
Vol. 28 , pp. 3891-3914
240 views DOI
2019
Carpooling with ecologists, geographers and taxonomists: perceptions from conducting environmental research in tropical regions
Baker, K.
Vol. 28 , pp. 975-981
290 views DOI
2017
Local and landscape scale determinants of macroinvertebrate assemblages and their conservation value in ponds across an urban land-use gradient.
Thornhill, Ian;Batty, Lesley;Death, Russell G;Friberg, Nikolai R;Ledger, Mark E;
Vol. 26 , No. 5 , pp. 1065-1086
321 views DOI Abstract
2015
debts and fortune or wealth and destination the case of the cavalcanti of albuquerque of pernambuco (1801-1880)
;Paulo Henrique Fontes Cadena
Vol. 2 , No. 33 , pp. -
168 views Abstract
2015
Guidelines for the integration of biological and cultural values in a landscape interpretation centre: application in southern Portugal
Batista, T.
Vol. 24 , pp. 3367-3386
345 views DOI
2010
brazil: mother and nation. some notes about a vast subject
;Denis Antônio de Mendonça Bernardes
Vol. 2 , No. 28 , pp. -
280 views Abstract
2009
the prisons and fate of the jesuits of the grand-pará and maranhão: apologetic narrative, paradigm of resistance to anti-jesuitism
;Luiz Fernando Medeiros Rodrigues
Vol. 1 , No. 27 , pp. -
144 views Abstract
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