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- 0002686115
- An Evolutionary-Ecological Perspective, M. E. Soulé and B. A. Wilcox, Eds. (Sinauer, Sunderland, MA
- (1980) Conservation Biology , pp. 95-117
- Wilcox, B.A.¹

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- 0003535524
- Univ. of Chicago Press, Chicago
- (1984) The Fragmented Forest
- Harris, L.D.¹

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- 0023494652
- D. A. Saunders et al., Eds. (Surrey Beatty, Chipping Norton, Australia
- (1987) Nature Conservation: The Role of Remnants of Vegetation , pp. 103-121
- Usher, M.B.¹

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- 0024915243
- (1989) Conserv. Biol , vol.3 , pp. 45
- Forney, K.A.¹ Gilpin, M.E.²

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- 0003113045
- Exceptions are M. H. Nitecki, Ed. (Univ. of Chicago Press, Chicago
- (1984) Extinctions , pp. 295-326
- Lovejoy, T.E.¹

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- 85027772100
- Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, Division of Water and Land Resources, Canberra, Australia
- (1987) Technical Memorandum , vol.85-18
- Margules, C.R.¹

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- 0002657382
- M. E. Soulé, Ed. (Sinauer, Sunderland, MA
- (1986) Conservation Biology: Science of Scarcity and Diversity , pp. 257-285
- Lovejoy, T.E.¹

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- 0024876398
- We attribute the term “experimental model system” to
- (1989) Landscape Ecol , vol.3 , pp. 87
- Wiens, J.A.¹ Milne, B.T.²

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- 0022173109
- After 1 month, the incubated samples were reexamined for changes in inorganic nitrogen concentrations. Differences in the cumulative values among fragmentation treatments were insignificant as measured by analysis of variance (ANOVA) tests
- (1985) Ecology , vol.66 , pp. 1360
- Vitousek, P.M.¹ Matson, P.A.²

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- 85027741650
- in preparation. At each census, the principal dominant species occurred at similar densities in patches of all sizes
- Holt, R.D.¹ Robinson, G.R.² Gaines, M.S.³

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- 0002080711
- Plant data are from 13 censuses, from the fall of 1984 through the fall of 1989. All plants were identified, and the percent cover was measured by means of a modified point-frame method in permanently positioned 1 -M2 quadrats. Thirty quadrats were sampled in each large patch, four in each medium patch, and two in each small patch. Patch size differences in cumulative species counts were not significant as measured by ANOVA tests
- (1952) Aust. J. Sci. Res. Ser , vol.B5 , pp. 1
- Goodall, D.W.¹

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- 0001016941
- Species evenness was calculated as$ where pi is the proportional representation (relative percent cover of plants or number of individuals for arthropods) of each species. Higher values indicate more even representation of multiple species; lower values indicate dominance by fewer species
- (1981) Oikos , vol.37 , pp. 199
- Alatalo, R.V.¹

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- 0002319791
- M. H. Nitecki, Ed. (Univ. of Chicago Press, Chicago
- (1984) Extinctions , pp. 191-246
- Diamond, J.M.¹

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- 0007071281
- The 12-ha field is a section of the Nelson Environmental Study Area of the University of Kansas, in Leavenworth County (39°N, 94°W)
- (1988) Trans. Kans. Acad. Sci , vol.9 , pp. 30
- Fitch, H.S.¹ Kettle, W.D.²

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- 0000115469
- The site had been in a wheat-soybean rotation before the initiation of the experiment. The patch array was created immediately after a final winter wheat harvest. Natural vegetation of the region is a mosaic of open prairie, successional woodlands, and mature deciduous forest
- (1974) Ecology , vol.55 , pp. 586
- Kuchler, A.W.¹

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- 85027758768
- In the absence of fire, abandoned farmland in this region typically undergoes successive invasions of annual herbs, perennial herbs, and woody species
- (1982) Vegetatio , vol.49 , pp. 15
- Pickett, S.T.A.¹

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- 0002545210
- J. B. Grace and D. Tilman, Eds. (Academic Press, New York
- (1990) Perspectives on Plant Competition , pp. 239-263
- Bazzaz, F.A.¹

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- 0003456793
- Harper and Row, New York Density estimates are minimum number known alive Estimates of mammal densities in small patches were reduced by 45% to compensate for differences in sampling effort per unit area
- (1989) Ecological Methodology
- Krebs, C.J.¹

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