Reappraisal of the role of big, fierce predators! Som B. AleChristopher J. Whelan Comment 23 January 2008 Pages: 685 - 690
Evaluating impacts of shellfish and baitworm digging on bird populations: short-term negative effects on the availability of the mudsnail Hydrobia ulvae to shorebirds J.A. MaseroM. CastroA. Pérez-hurtado OriginalPaper 06 July 2005 Pages: 691 - 701
Cactus species turnover and diversity along a latitudinal transect in the Chihuahuan Desert Region Héctor M. HernándezBárbara GoettschHéctor T. Arita Original Paper 19 December 2007 Pages: 703 - 720
Dispersal mode and assessments of recovery on the shores of Gruinard, the ‘anthrax island’ Mark P. JohnsonSankurie PyeLouise Allcock Original Paper 20 December 2007 Pages: 721 - 732
Conservation implications of low encounter rates of five nocturnal primate species (Nycticebus spp.) in Asia K. A. I. NekarisG. V. BlackhamV. Nijman Original Paper 01 January 2008 Pages: 733 - 747
The unpredictability of favourability: condition assessment and protected areas in England Sarah F. JacksonKevin J. Gaston Original Paper 20 December 2007 Pages: 749 - 764
Genetic variation and population structure of the endangered Hyacinth Macaw (Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus): implications for conservation Patrícia J. FariaNeiva M. R. GuedesCristina Y. Miyaki Original Paper 01 January 2008 Pages: 765 - 779
Questioning the ecosystem services argument for biodiversity conservation Ben Ridder Original Paper 23 January 2008 Pages: 781 - 790
Bat diversity of a Cerrado habitat in central Brazil Marlon ZortéaCleber J. R. Alho Original Paper 25 January 2008 Pages: 791 - 805
BioBanking: an environmental scientist’s view of the role of biodiversity banking offsets in conservation Shelley Burgin Original Paper 31 January 2008 Pages: 807 - 816
The importance of species range attributes and reserve configuration for the conservation of angiosperm diversity in Western Australia Aaron D. GoveRobert R. DunnJonathan D. Majer Original Paper 31 January 2008 Pages: 817 - 831
A comparative measure of biodiversity based on species composition Michael D. JenningsJonathan HoekstraTimothy Boucher Original Paper 31 January 2008 Pages: 833 - 840
Maximizing biodiversity, information and sustainability Charles W. Fowler Original Paper 25 January 2008 Pages: 841 - 855
Using crisp and fuzzy modelling to identify favourability hotspots useful to perform gap analysis Alba EstradaRaimundo RealJ. Mario Vargas Original Paper Open access 25 January 2008 Pages: 857 - 871
Database records as a surrogate for sampling effort provide higher species richness estimations Jorge M. Lobo Original Paper 23 January 2008 Pages: 873 - 881
Direct use values and passive use values: implications for conservation of large carnivores Jens KarlssonMagnus Sjöström Original Paper 25 January 2008 Pages: 883 - 891
Potentials for monitoring gene level biodiversity: using Sweden as an example Linda LaikreLena C. LarssonNils Ryman Original Paper 31 January 2008 Pages: 893 - 910
Plant and small mammal richness correlate positively in a biodiversity hotspot Christina KellerCarsten Schradin Original Paper 23 January 2008 Pages: 911 - 923