Geometry.Net - Basic_B: Biodiversity Ecology

PEP Home Page.
Impact of a Climatic Gradient on the Physiological ecology of a Pelagic crustacean a study of the functional marine biodiversity as a basis for understanding ecosystem structure, dynamics and resilience is focused on the Northern krill. The patterns of diversity in this species - an important component of Atlantic communities - will be investigated at specific locations in the north-eastern Atlantic, the Kattegat and the Meditarranean.
http://www.obs-vlfr.fr/PEP/.index.html
Ecology WWW Page
Biological Collections; biodiversity, ecology, and the Environment;biodiversity Hotspots, Conservation International; biodiversity
http://pbil.univ-lyon1.fr/Ecology/ecology-bc.html

Extractions: Ecology WWW page B Background to Finnish Forestry Bacteriophage Ecology Group Bailey's Eco-regions of the U.S. BALLERINA - the Environmental Gateway to the Baltic Sea Region ... The Butterfly Website C Calculators Online California Academy of Sciences WWW Server California Department of Water Resources California Inland Invertebrate Work Group (CaIIWG) ... Cyberzoo To: [ A B C D-F ... V-Z
Animal Info - Wild Bactrian Camel
Biology, ecology, habitat, status, information on their native countries biodiversity, ecosystems, population, and land use.
http://www.animalinfo.org/species/artiperi/camebact.htm

Extractions: References Profile Picture: Domestic Bactrian Camel (28 Kb JPEG) San Diego Zoo The wild Bactrian (two-humped) camel is adapted to arid plains and hills where water sources are few and vegetation is sparse. Shrubs constitute its main source of food. Herds of these wild camels move widely, their distribution being linked to water. The animals tend to concentrate in and around mountains, because most springs are there and snow on the slopes may provide the only moisture in winter. Concentrations of up to 100 camels occur near the mountains, but most herds contain 2 - 15 members. The small average herd size in the past 100 years reflects not just the aridity of the environment but also heavy hunting pressure. The range of the wild Bactrian camel in historic times extended from the great bend of the Yellow River at 110 deg E westward across the deserts of southern Mongolia and northwestern China to central Kazakhstan . It was already heavily hunted for its meat and hide in the 1800's, and by the 1850's it persisted only in remote areas of the Gobi and Taklimakan Deserts in
Sajms20.htm
Volume 20 Contents Page CEPHALOPOD biodiversity, ecology AND EVOLUTION.ROELEVELD In Cephalopod biodiversity, ecology and Evolution. Payne
http://www.environment.gov.za/mcm/support/sajms20.htm

Extractions: ROELEVELD, M. A. C. The status and importance of cephalopod systematics in southern Africa. In Cephalopod Biodiversity, Ecology and Evolution. Payne, A. I. L., Lipinski, M. R., Clarke, M. R. and M. A. C. Roeleveld (Eds). S. Afr. J. mar. Sci. Cephalopod Biodiversity, Ecology and Evolution. Payne, A. I. L., Lipinski, M. R., Clarke, M. R. and M. A. C. Roeleveld (Eds). S. Afr. J. mar. Sci. SCHIPP, R. and S. von BOLETZKY Congenital malformation of the systemic heart of Sepia officinalis L.: morphological, phylogenetic and ecotoxicological aspects. In Cephalopod Biodiversity, Ecology and Evolution. Payne, A. I. L., Lipinski, M. R., Clarke, M. R. and M. A. C. Roeleveld (Eds). S. Afr. J. mar. Sci. OGDEN, R. S., ALLCOCK, A. L., WATTS, P. C. and J. P. THORPE The role of beak shape in octopodid taxonomy. In Cephalopod Biodiversity, Ecology and Evolution. Payne, A. I. L., Lipinski, M. R., Clarke, M. R. and M. A. C. Roeleveld (Eds). S. Afr. J. mar. Sci.
The SAL Web Site Has Moved
Apply appropriate techniques in GIS, remote sensing, and spatial statistics to problems in natural resource ecology and natural resources planning. The Lab specializes in biodiversity analysis, landcover mapping, planning for conservation lands, and development of new applications for natural resource management.
http://www.snr.uvm.edu/sal_index.html
Opportunities For Investment In Biodiversity Conservation In Nepal
A profile of future biodiversity conservation activities and brief notes on various organizations involved in nature conservation and development in Nepal.
http://www.panasia.org.sg/nepalnet/ecology/binvest.htm

Extractions: Introduction Review of The Biodiversity Conservation Status Of Nepal Recommendations ... Assessment Of Investment Opportunities Summary T he report "Opportunities for Biodiversity Investment in Nepal" is part of BPP's deliveries and represents a profile of future biodiversity conservation activities and brief notes on various organizations involved in nature conservation and development in Nepal. Different organizations selected for the assessment represented both public and private institutions. A questionnaire on short and medium term investment opportunities were filled out by the institutions. Altogether 97 proposals were received from 30 organizations. The applications received are wide ranging in terms of nature and include: Strengthening of Institutions, Establishment of Protected Areas, Conservation Awareness and Training Programmes, Biodiversity Research, and Community Development Programmes. The total budget proposed for these projects is about US $38 million covering a time span of five years. Physiographically, the 97 projects are scheduled to cover either the entire country or parts of it. Twenty-four proposed projects cover the Terai only; seven are confined to the Midhills, 14 to the Highlands, 17 to the Kathmandu Valley, four for the Terai and the Midhills, and five to the Terai and the Highlands.
NepalNet Key Development Sectors - Agriculture
This page links various documents related to ecology and biodiversity on the Nepalnetwebsite. ecology biodiversity. Nepal is an incredibly diverse country.
http://www.panasia.org.sg/nepalnet/ecology/

Extractions: Other Links Nepal is an incredibly diverse country. It has the greatest range in altitudes: ranging from the earth's highest mountains to subtropical river plains. There are about eight bioclimatic zones which harbors one of the world's richest biodiversity. Ten percent of the world's birds and 300 mammalian species dwell in Nepal. Eight national parks and five wildlife reserves are dedicated to wildlife preservation in Nepal. However, habitat loss and a host of other factors are threatening this Shangri La. This Key Development Sector explores the state of Nepal's environment and the conservation efforts underway. Please note that issues on forestry, water, land, and air are covered separately under Key Development Sectors of the same name. Sections marked with a symbol have been updated with new documents.
Environmental Change Research Centre Home Page
An interdisciplinary research centre which provides research into freshwater ecology, surface water acidification, air pollution, eutrophication, aquatic biodiversity and climate change.
http://www.geog.ucl.ac.uk/ecrc/

Extractions: quick find: home contact search site map staff news projects research themes publications Ensis Ltd PhD's MSc's short courses links ECRC report Geog Dept. safety pages projects AMPHORA CASSARINA DARWIN EDDI FIBRIL LIMPACS PEP III UKBICER external links CLIMAN CONTINENT HOLIVAR EMERGE CHILL TUNDRA UKAWMN Welcome to the
CABI Bioscience - Home
The Conservation ecology Programme concerns itself with the quantification, conservation and management of biodiversity, particularly in relation to insects and associated ecological communities.
http://www.cabi-bioscience.org/
Biodiversity In Canada
biodiversity in Canada ecology, Ideas, and Action. Edited by Stephen Bocking.biodiversity in Canada ecology, Ideas, and Action, published
http://www.trentu.ca/biodiversity/

Extractions: Biodiversity in Canada: Ecology, Ideas, and Action , published by Broadview Press in January 2000, is a wide-ranging survey of biodiversity issues across Canada. This web site supports Biodiversity in Canada , by providing up-to-date information on biodiversity, in Canada and internationally. Here are some comments about Biodiversity in Canada from C.S. Holling, David W. Schindler, and Robert Boardman. Please use the links below to learn more about this book and about diversity:
Grass Genera Of The World - Microstegium Nees
, including habit, morphology, distribution, and ecology. Includes a drawing and photomicrographs.
http://biodiversity.uno.edu/delta/grass/www/m'stegiu.htm

Extractions: Microstegium Nees From the Greek micros (small) and stege (a roof or cover), alluding to small lemmas. Including Coelarthron Hook.f., Ephebopogon Steud., Leptatherum Nees, Nemastachys Steud., Psilopogon Hochst. Excluding Ischnochloa Habit, vegetative morphology . Creeping or rambling annual, or perennial; decumbent. Culms Leaves not basally aggregated; non-auriculate. Leaf blades linear to lanceolate; broad, or narrow; flat; pseudopetiolate to not pseudopetiolate; persistent; an unfringed membrane Reproductive organization . Plants bisexual, with bisexual spikelets; with hermaphrodite florets. The spikelets usually all alike in sexuality (rarely, the pedicellate spikelet male) ; overtly heteromorphic to homomorphic (the pedicelled member with a less concave lower glume, and sometimes slightly smaller). Plants exposed-cleistogamous, or chasmogamous. Inflorescence Inflorescence of spicate main branches (flexuous, fragile racemes, these not villous) Spikelet-bearing axes with very slender rachides;
BIOSPHERE - Flora - Fauna - Biodiversity - Soils - Agriculture - Ecology/ecosyst
Resources Institute; biodiversity, ecology, and the Environment (Biosciences) World-Wide Web Virtual Library biodiversity hotspots
http://www.usra.edu/esse/ford/ESS205/g300www/g300wwwbios.html

Extractions: Biogeography - Landscape Ecology - Ecosystem Dynamics ... Mid-continent - Corn Belt - Prairies - Great Plains Agriculture - General AgDB - Agricultural Information sources and databases AgEcon Search - Univ Minnesota - World Bank Agricultural colleges - worldwide Agriculture Online - home Agriculture - Performance Indicators (agriculture) - World Bank Agricultural Links worldwide - UIUC Alternative Farming Systems Information Center - USDA Alternative Agricultural Research and Commercialization Corporation - USDA and its Sourcebook -Index Alternative agriculture sites : John Jeavons (Ecology Action), Alan York (Biodynamic Agriculture), Wes Jackson (The Land Institute) and other resources American Farm Bureau - home America's Private Land: A Geography of Hope - article from NRI ARS - Agricultural Research Service - USDA Becoming Native to this Place - review of book by Wes Jackson /Land Institute (see also article-High Country News about West Jackson) (UC Riverside BioAgMed Library) Botany/Biosciences - world-wide web virtual library CARD - Center for Agriculture and Rural Development - Iowa State University Center for Rural Affairs site CGIAR - Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research
Dutch Clearing House On Agricultural Biodiversity
This page is part of biodiversity Web, a clearinghouse on all dimensions of biodiversity, its evolution and ecology, human impacts, structural factors and material processes of biodiversity loss and the legal protection of biodiversity.
http://www.biodiversity.nl/agrobiodiversity.htm
Good Green Fun! Ecology Overview
There's always something new and exciting here The WWW Virtual Library Huge listof great biodiversity, ecology, and Environment links, but slow Kids' Action
http://www.efn.org/~dharmika/overview.htm

Extractions: Hawaii's Endangered and Threatened Species E-Patrol: Endangered Species Alert - visit animals on every continent National Wildlife Federation - Endangered Habitats Homepage Kids, Endangered Species - Follow the tracks...(also NWF) Endangered Species - More wonderful resource from EE Link FWS Endangered Species Program - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Ashoka Trust For Research In Ecology And The Environment (ATREE)
ATREE is a nonprofit organization working to conserve India's biodiversity.
http://www.atree.org
AMAZONIA Sustainable Development, Health, Education, Biodiversity, Ecotourism, C
ecology and environment of the Xixuaú-Xiparinã Reserve, the Jauaperí Region and Amazonia in general.Category Society Issues Regional South America Brazilamazonia.org, Sustainable Development , Health , Education , biodiversity , Ecotourism, Conservation , Agriculture , Research , in the XixuaúXiparinã Reserve
http://www.amazonia.org/
CSIRO Australia
Program to study the biosystematics and ecology of Australia's insects and related organisms (including soil arthropods) in order to describe, classify, and conserve their biodiversity.
http://www.csiro.au/page.asp?type=researchProgram&id=Entomology_Natural Reso
BUBL LINK: 577 Ecology
Author Rice University Subjects biodiversity, ecology, natural history, natureconservation, pollution, population studies DeweyClass 577 ResourceType
http://link.bubl.ac.uk/ecology/

Extractions: Location: usa Appalachian Voices Group committed to protecting forests of the Appalachian Mountain region by working to control air pollution in fragile ecosystems and fight proliferation of wood chip mills, strip mining, mountaintop removal, and commercial logging on public lands. Provides reports and articles documenting the decline of the forests, and slides showing the wildlife, fruits, and trees which can be found there.
Welcome!
Home page of the Division of biodiversity ecology. Welcome! The latter has a sectionrelating specifically to the Division of biodiversity and ecology. Staff.
http://bed.soton.ac.uk/

Extractions: Biological Sciences Research Division of Head of Division: Dr John Allen Divisional Secretary: Mrs Enid Scappaticci Tel: 023 8059 4397 Fax: 023 8059 4269 Email: ecology@soton.ac.uk The Division of Biodiversity and Ecology is one of the three Research Divisions of the School of Biological Sciences , which reflect the main research strengths of the School. If you are seeking information about becoming a student here, please have a look at the information on the undergraduate Honours School of Biology or the postgraduate Graduate School List of the academic and support staff of the Division. List of the research groups and units in the Division. The Biodiversity and Ecology Division runs a series of research seminars by invited speakers on Tuesdays during term-time, at 5:00 pm in Lecture Theatre 4 in the Boldrewood Building. There are also postgraduate research seminars on Fridays during term-time, at 4:30 pm in Seminar Room 2 in the Boldrewood Building.
The Need To Know Library - Ecology And Environment Links
Internet directory intended for botanists, plant ecologists, conservation biologists, resource managers, Category Science Environment Directories Society for Ecological Restoration; Conservation ecology An electronic journalof the Ecological Society of America; India. biodiversity Profile of India.
http://www.peak.org/~mageet/tkm/ecolenv.htm

Extractions: Environmental Societies E cological topics are listed under three headings: 1) Ecology, 2) Conservation Biology, and 3) Botany and Systematics. Links to home pages of botanical and ecological societies are provided in the Journals and Societies List. The Ecological Software List offers links to sites describing software applications for analyzing or organizing ecological data. The Natural Resource Agencies List provides links to home pages of government agencies that conduct ecological research or that are responsible for the management of various ecosystems. The Natural Areas and Reserves heading lists links to sites that feature information about natural areas, LTER sites, national parks, and wilderness areas. The Environment List refers to sites dealing with ecosytem conditions and the Environmental Societies List is a catalog of links to home pages of environmental organizations. R esources included here will be of interest to botanists, plant ecologists, conservation biologists, resource managers, and to students at the university or high school levels. In addition, many of these web sites may be useful to those wishing to learn more about local or global environments. In a time when humans are increasingly influencing and integrated with the ecosystems in which we live, it is important for all of us to be literate in basic ecological concepts and aware of environmental issues.

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