306
Hugh Possingham, Ian Ball, and Sandy Andelman
Kirkpatrick JB (1983) An iterative method for establishing priorities for selection of nature
reserves: an example from Tasmania. Biological Conservation 25:127–134
Kirkpatrick S, Gelatt CD Jr, Vecchi MP (1983) Optimization by simulated annealing.
Science 220:671–680
MacArthur RH, Wilson EO (1963) An equilibrium theory of insular zoogeography. Evolution 17:373–387
Margules CR, Nicholls AO, Pressey RL (1988) Selecting networks to maximise biological
diversity. Biological Conservation 43:63–76
Margules CR, Nicholls AO, Usher MB (1994) Apparent species turnover probability of
extinction and the selection of nature reserves: a case study of the Ingleborough limestone pavements. Conservation Biology 8:398– 409
McNeely JA, Miller KR, Reid WV, Mittermeier RA, Werner TB (1990) Conserving the
world’s biodiversity. IUCN, Gland, Switzerland
Metropolis NA, Rosenbluth M, Rosenbluth A, Teller E (1953) Equation of state calculations by fast computing machines. Journal of Chemical Physics 21:1087–1092
Morton SR, Stafford Smith DM, Friedel MH, Griffen GF, Pickup G (1995) The stewardship
of arid Australia: ecology and landscape management. Journal of Environmental Management 43:195–217
Murray AT, Church RL (1996) Applying simulated annealing to location-planning models.
Journal of Heuristics 2:31–53
Nicholls AO, Margules CR (1993) An upgraded reserve selection algorithm. Biological
Conservation 64:165–169
Possingham HP, Day JR, Goldfinch M, Salzborn F (1993) The mathematics of designing a
network of protected areas for conservation. In: Sutton DJ, Pearce CEM, Cousins EA
(eds) Decision sciences: tools for today. Proceedings of 12th National ASOR Conference, ASOR, Adelaide, Australia, pp 536–545
Pressey RL, Humphries CJ, Margules CR, Vane-Wright RI, Williams PH (1993) Beyond
opportunism: key principles for systematic reserve selection. TREE 8:124 –128
Pressey RL, Possingham HP, Margules CR (1996) Optimality in reserve selection algorithms: when does it matter and how much? Biological Conservation 76:259–267
Pressey RL, Possingham PH, Day RJ (1997) Effectiveness of alternative heuristic algorithms for identifying indicative minimum requirements for conservation reserves.
Biological Conservation 80:207–219
Rebelo AG, Siegfried WR (1992) Where should nature reserves be located in the cape
floristic region South Africa? Models for the spatial configuration of a reserve network
aimed at maximizing the protection of floral diversity. Conservation Biology 6:243–252
Simberloff D (1998) Flagships umbrellas and keystones: is single species management
pass´ e in the landscape era? Biological Conservation 83:247–257
Soul´ e ME (1991) Conservation: tactics for a constant crisis. Science 253:744 –750
Underhill LG (1994) Optimal and suboptimal reserve selection algorithms. Biological
Conservation 70:85–87
Willis CK, Lombard AT, Cowling RM, Heydenrych BJ, Burgers CJ (1996) Reserve systems for limestone endemic flora of the cape lowland fynbos: iterative versus linear
programming. Biological Conservation 77:53–62
Hugh Possingham, Ian Ball, and Sandy Andelman
Kirkpatrick JB (1983) An iterative method for establishing priorities for selection of nature
reserves: an example from Tasmania. Biological Conservation 25:127–134
Kirkpatrick S, Gelatt CD Jr, Vecchi MP (1983) Optimization by simulated annealing.
Science 220:671–680
MacArthur RH, Wilson EO (1963) An equilibrium theory of insular zoogeography. Evolution 17:373–387
Margules CR, Nicholls AO, Pressey RL (1988) Selecting networks to maximise biological
diversity. Biological Conservation 43:63–76
Margules CR, Nicholls AO, Usher MB (1994) Apparent species turnover probability of
extinction and the selection of nature reserves: a case study of the Ingleborough limestone pavements. Conservation Biology 8:398– 409
McNeely JA, Miller KR, Reid WV, Mittermeier RA, Werner TB (1990) Conserving the
world’s biodiversity. IUCN, Gland, Switzerland
Metropolis NA, Rosenbluth M, Rosenbluth A, Teller E (1953) Equation of state calculations by fast computing machines. Journal of Chemical Physics 21:1087–1092
Morton SR, Stafford Smith DM, Friedel MH, Griffen GF, Pickup G (1995) The stewardship
of arid Australia: ecology and landscape management. Journal of Environmental Management 43:195–217
Murray AT, Church RL (1996) Applying simulated annealing to location-planning models.
Journal of Heuristics 2:31–53
Nicholls AO, Margules CR (1993) An upgraded reserve selection algorithm. Biological
Conservation 64:165–169
Possingham HP, Day JR, Goldfinch M, Salzborn F (1993) The mathematics of designing a
network of protected areas for conservation. In: Sutton DJ, Pearce CEM, Cousins EA
(eds) Decision sciences: tools for today. Proceedings of 12th National ASOR Conference, ASOR, Adelaide, Australia, pp 536–545
Pressey RL, Humphries CJ, Margules CR, Vane-Wright RI, Williams PH (1993) Beyond
opportunism: key principles for systematic reserve selection. TREE 8:124 –128
Pressey RL, Possingham HP, Margules CR (1996) Optimality in reserve selection algorithms: when does it matter and how much? Biological Conservation 76:259–267
Pressey RL, Possingham PH, Day RJ (1997) Effectiveness of alternative heuristic algorithms for identifying indicative minimum requirements for conservation reserves.
Biological Conservation 80:207–219
Rebelo AG, Siegfried WR (1992) Where should nature reserves be located in the cape
floristic region South Africa? Models for the spatial configuration of a reserve network
aimed at maximizing the protection of floral diversity. Conservation Biology 6:243–252
Simberloff D (1998) Flagships umbrellas and keystones: is single species management
pass´ e in the landscape era? Biological Conservation 83:247–257
Soul´ e ME (1991) Conservation: tactics for a constant crisis. Science 253:744 –750
Underhill LG (1994) Optimal and suboptimal reserve selection algorithms. Biological
Conservation 70:85–87
Willis CK, Lombard AT, Cowling RM, Heydenrych BJ, Burgers CJ (1996) Reserve systems for limestone endemic flora of the cape lowland fynbos: iterative versus linear
programming. Biological Conservation 77:53–62