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Biodiversité

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From DNA to diversity

Sean B. Carroll, Scott D. Weatherbee, Jennifer K. Grenier

2001

Ark of the broken covenant

John C. Kunich

2003

International Law and Policy of Sustainable Development

Duncan French

2005

Climate Nexus

Robert William Sandford, Deborah Harford, Jon O'Riordan

2016

Diversity, globalization, and the ways of nature

Danilo J. Anton

1995

Terrestrial Mammal Conservation

Nick A. Littlewood, Rebecca K. Smith, Ricardo Rocha

2020

The economics of ecosystems and biodiversity

Pushpam Kumar

2010

Wildlife law

Kate Cook, LL. M.

2004

The Biophilia Hypothesis

Stephen R. Kellert, Edward Osborne Wilson

1993

Wild solutions

Andrew J. Beattie

2001

Freshwater ecoregions of North America

Patrick Hurley, Colby J. Loucks, James T. Diggs et al.

1999

Community rights, conservation and contested land

Fred Nelson

2010

Environmental science

Open University S216/Block 7.

2008

The Diversity of Life

Robert Snedden

2002

Life in the balance

Niles Eldredge

1998

Principles and practice of plant conservation

David R. Given

1994

Global Action for Biodiversity

Timothy Swanson

1997

Geographical population analysis

Brian A. Maurer

1994

Capturing carbon and conserving biodiversity

Ian Swingland

2003

Biodiversity and Native America

Paul E. Minnis, Wayne J. Elisens

2000

Biodiversity

Anne Becher

1998

Tree of life

Rochelle Strauss

2004

Habitat and biodiversity

E2: Environment & Education.

1998

Do We Need Pandas The Uncomfortable Truth About Biodiversity

Ken Thompson

2011

Ende der Artenvielfalt?

Josef H. Reichholf

2009

Biodiversity and democracy

Wood, Paul M.

2000

Why preserve natural variety?

NORTON, Bryan G. Norton

1987

Parks in transition

B. Child

2004

Principles of conservation biology

Martha J. Groom

2005

Encyclopedia of biodiversity

Simon A. Levin

2001

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