importance of resource databanks for conserving insects: a butterfly biology perspective
Sound evidence exists that current approaches to butterfly conservation are not wholly effective and alternative approaches are necessary to arrest and reverse biodiversity decline. A resource database for butterfly conservation is proposed.
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| description | Sound evidence exists that current approaches to butterfly conservation are not wholly effective and alternative approaches are necessary to arrest and reverse biodiversity decline. A resource database for butterfly conservation is proposed. |
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