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Author Chen, Youhua (Biologist), author.

Title Biodiversity and biogeographic patterns in Asia-Pacific region II : case studies / Youhua Chen.

Publication Info. New York : Nova Publishers, [2015]
©2015

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Description 1 online resource.
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Series Environmental science, engineering and technology
Environmental science, engineering and technology series.
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents Biodiversity patterns and analyses in China -- Latitudinal patterns of phylogenetic community structure of endemic birds and mammals of China: testing out-of-tropics hypothesis -- A multiscale spatial analysis on the distributional concordance of birds and mammals on Hainan Island, China -- Community structure and potential distribution of amphibian taxa (anura) in Shennongjia Nature Reserve, China -- Quantifying species' fundamental niche using different multivariate ordination methods, testing phylogenetic signals and inferring evolutionary models -- Biodiversity and biogeographic patterns in South and Southeast Asia -- Mapping multiscale richness patterns of endemic vertebrate taxa in western ghats, a tropical biodiversity hotspot in South Asia with a study on the relative importance of spatial and environmental covariates -- Biogeographic zonation and phylogenetic community structure of palm species in South Asia and northern part of Southeast Asia -- Biodiversity patterns and analyses in other Asian-Pacific regions and the world -- The relationship between beta diversity and species-area relationship with a test of the Rapoport's rule in microarthropod communities -- A comparison of amphibian species richness turnover rates over ecoregions and zoogeographic regions of the world -- Theories and thoughts on biodiversity conservation -- Biodiversity maintenance: a comparison of three classical theories -- niche theory, neutral theory and Lotka-Volterra competition theory -- Why do we care about global biodiversity?
Summary Conservation biology has gradually become one of the mainstream fields in contemporary science. The importance of biodiversity conservation is apparently straightforward to understand: because of global urbanization, industrialization and climate change, people become more knowledgeable about the harmony between human beings, society and nature. Biodiversity science is a leading multidisciplinary science in the 21st century. In Asia, there are two BRIC countries: India and China. Both are giant and developing countries. The population sizes of both countries rank in the top two across the nati.
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Subject Biodiversity -- Asia.
Biodiversity.
Asia.
Biodiversity -- Pacific Area.
Pacific Area.
Biogeography -- Asia.
Biogeography.
Biogeography -- Pacific Area.
Biodiversity -- Mathematical models.
Biodiversity -- Mathematical models.
Biogeography -- Mathematical models.
NATURE -- Ecology.
NATURE -- Ecosystems & Habitats -- Wilderness.
SCIENCE -- Environmental Science.
Biogeography -- Mathematical models.
SCIENCE -- Life Sciences -- Ecology.
Other Form: Print version: Biodiversity and biogeographic patterns in Asia-Pacific region II New York : Nova Publishers, [2014] 9781634633024 (hbk.) (DLC) 2014039710
ISBN 9781634633383 ebook
1634633385
1634633024 hardback
9781634633024 hardback