The Diversity of Life¶
Wilson, E. O. (1992). The Diversity of Life. Harvard University Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- Species–Area Relationship
- Conservation reserve design — the SLOSS debate ("single large or several small") read off the curve and its fragmentation-extinction term rather than summed acreage. Extinction prediction under habitat loss — the Wilson/Pimm deforestation-to-biodiversity projections as a direct SAR inversion
This sourceWilson's own deforestation-driven extinction projections, framed on the area-species relation's account of extinction. The book's use of the area-species relation as the governing relation for biodiversity, from which habitat loss implies eventual species loss.
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“tropical forests, lakes, rivers, and coral reefs, the toll mounts steeply.”
- Conservation reserve design — the SLOSS debate ("single large or several small") read off the curve and its fragmentation-extinction term rather than summed acreage. Extinction prediction under habitat loss — the Wilson/Pimm deforestation-to-biodiversity projections as a direct SAR inversion
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