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Trajectories to Extinction Savrina Carrizo Dr Nick Isaac, Dr Michael Brooke and Dr Kate Jones Institute of Zoology, Zoological Society of London, Regent's
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Communicating and Learning About Global Climate Change: Opening Remarks John P. Holdren Director, The Woods Hole Research Center Teresa & John Heinz Professor
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An introduction to climate change vulnerability assessments Stuart Butchart, BirdLife International
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Southeast Region (SER) Climate Change Actions Presentation to SENRLG Climate Change Meeting Charleston, SC, May 27-29, 2008
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CSIRO Marine Research Divisional Data Centre Current and Future Activities Tony Rees, Data Centre Manager April 2004
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Endemism and the assessment of conservation priority Brad Boyle, Brian J. Enquist, Michael D. Weiser University of Arizona
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Regional Community-Theses. 2008
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Arctic Ocean n Most inaccessible n Widest continental shelf – 1, 210 km (750 mi) n Smallest ocean basin – 14 million sq km (5.4 million sq mi) n Average
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Making maps, many maps! [What is GIS?] Dr. Brian Klinkenberg Department of Geography, UBC For Zoology 502 March 9, 2008 Why do I want to know where they
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The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species™ Mapping standards for IUCN Red List assessments Vineet Katariya
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