Marine conservation ecology /
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London ; Washington, DC :
Earthscan,
[2011]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Why marine conservation is necessary
- The marine environment: physico-chemical characeristics
- The marine environment: ecology and biology
- Approaches to marine conservation
- Representative areas: global to ecoregional
- Habitats and communities: ecoregional to local
- Distinctive areas: species and ecosystem processes
- Patterns of biodiversity: species diversity
- Species and focal species
- Genetic diversity
- Coastal zones
- High seas and deep seas
- Linking fisheries management with marine conservation objectives through ecosystem approaches
- Size and boundaries of protected areas
- Evaluation of protected areas
- Sets of protected areas
- Networks of protected areas
- Approaches to the establishment of marine monitoring programmes
- Remaining problems in marine conservation.