Conservation planning in a changing world
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6 How will rates and patterns of biotic homogenization respond to shifting pathways of species introductions and future environmental change?
7 What novel species assemblages are likely to emerge
in response to climate change?
8 What might be the consequences of novel ecosystems for biodiversity, ecosystem functioning, and
human societies?
SUGGESTED READING
Elton , C.S. ( 1958 ) The ecology of invasions by animals and
plants . Methuen , London .
Hobbs , R.J. , Arico , S. , Aronson , J. , Baron , J.S. , Bridgewater , P. ,
Cramer , V.A. , Epstein , P.R. , Ewel , J.J. , Klink , C.A. , Lugo , A.E. ,
Norton , D. , Ojima , D. , Richardson , D.M. , Sanderson , E.W. ,
Valladares , F. , Vil à , M. , Zamora , R. , & Zobel , M. ( 2006 )
Novel ecosystems: theoretical and management aspects
of the new ecological world order . Global Ecology and
Biogeography , 15 , 1 – 7 .
McKinney , M.L. & Lockwood , J.L. ( 1999 ) Biotic homogenization: a few winners replacing many losers in the next mass
extinction . Trends in Ecology & Evolution , 14 , 450 – 453 .
Olden , J.D. ( 2006 ) Biotic homogenization: a new research
agenda for conservation biogeography . Journal of
Biogeography , 33 , 2027 – 2039 .
Rahel , F.J. ( 2002 ) Homogenization of freshwater faunas .
Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics , 33 , 291 – 315 .
Riccardi , A. ( 2007 ) Are modern biological invasions an
unprecedented form of global change? Conservation Biology ,
21 , 329 – 336 .
Sax , D.F. , Stachowicz , J.J. , Brown , J.H. , Bruno , J.F. , Dawson ,
M.N. , Gaines , S.D. , Grosberg , R.K. , Hastings , A. , Holt , R.D. ,
Mayfi eld , M.M. , O ’ Connor , M.I. , & Rice , W.R. ( 2007 )
Ecological and evolutionary insights from species invasions . Trends in Ecology & Evolution , 22 , 465 – 471 .
Strayer , D.L. , Eviner , V.T. , Jeschke , J.M. , & Pace , M.L. ( 2006 )
Understanding the long - term effects of species invasions .
Trends in Ecology & Evolution , 21 , 645 – 651 .
243
6 How will rates and patterns of biotic homogenization respond to shifting pathways of species introductions and future environmental change?
7 What novel species assemblages are likely to emerge
in response to climate change?
8 What might be the consequences of novel ecosystems for biodiversity, ecosystem functioning, and
human societies?
SUGGESTED READING
Elton , C.S. ( 1958 ) The ecology of invasions by animals and
plants . Methuen , London .
Hobbs , R.J. , Arico , S. , Aronson , J. , Baron , J.S. , Bridgewater , P. ,
Cramer , V.A. , Epstein , P.R. , Ewel , J.J. , Klink , C.A. , Lugo , A.E. ,
Norton , D. , Ojima , D. , Richardson , D.M. , Sanderson , E.W. ,
Valladares , F. , Vil à , M. , Zamora , R. , & Zobel , M. ( 2006 )
Novel ecosystems: theoretical and management aspects
of the new ecological world order . Global Ecology and
Biogeography , 15 , 1 – 7 .
McKinney , M.L. & Lockwood , J.L. ( 1999 ) Biotic homogenization: a few winners replacing many losers in the next mass
extinction . Trends in Ecology & Evolution , 14 , 450 – 453 .
Olden , J.D. ( 2006 ) Biotic homogenization: a new research
agenda for conservation biogeography . Journal of
Biogeography , 33 , 2027 – 2039 .
Rahel , F.J. ( 2002 ) Homogenization of freshwater faunas .
Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics , 33 , 291 – 315 .
Riccardi , A. ( 2007 ) Are modern biological invasions an
unprecedented form of global change? Conservation Biology ,
21 , 329 – 336 .
Sax , D.F. , Stachowicz , J.J. , Brown , J.H. , Bruno , J.F. , Dawson ,
M.N. , Gaines , S.D. , Grosberg , R.K. , Hastings , A. , Holt , R.D. ,
Mayfi eld , M.M. , O ’ Connor , M.I. , & Rice , W.R. ( 2007 )
Ecological and evolutionary insights from species invasions . Trends in Ecology & Evolution , 22 , 465 – 471 .
Strayer , D.L. , Eviner , V.T. , Jeschke , J.M. , & Pace , M.L. ( 2006 )
Understanding the long - term effects of species invasions .
Trends in Ecology & Evolution , 21 , 645 – 651 .