Titlebook: How Landscapes Change; Human Disturbance an Gay A. Bradshaw,Pablo A. Marquet Book 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003 Americas.Amer

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Beyond Malthus and Perverse Incentives: Economic Globalization, Forest Conversion and Habitat Fragmef government policy and market reforms, obfuscates understanding other causal factors. I argue that the economic world order that has arisen in the past two decades and its associated policies and programs are an important, but largely overlooked cause of forest conversion and habitat fragmentation.

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Forest Fragmentation and Biodiversity in Central Amazoniaopics results in large areas of primary forest being transformed into a mosaic of pastures and forest fragments with serious consequences for biodiversity (Bierregaard et al. 1992). By understanding how and to what extent tropical rainforest ecosystems respond to deforestation, we can provide policy

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The Ecological Consequences of a Fragmentation-Mediated Invasion: The Argentine Ant, ,, in Southern tation may also facilitate the immigration or invasion of exotic species that may directly compete with, prey upon, parasitize or otherwise indirectly affect native species (Diamond and Case 1986). Some of these processes are correlated. For example, an increase in edge around a habitat fragment wil

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Reflections on Landscape Experiments and Ecological Theory: Tools for the Study of Habitat Fragmentascore of fragmentation experiments, past and present, across all biomes worldwide (Margules 1996; Debinski and Holt 2000). Many experiments are quite recent in their initiation, with publications just starting to appear. In contrast to other areas of ecology, such as interspecific interactions like

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