On the importance of monitoring and valuing all forms of biodiversity

Pauchard et al claim that non-native species should not be granted conservation value, as this could hinder effort to curtail novel introductions. In this response, Schlaepfer counters that the positive contributions of non-native species to biodiversity and conservation must be included to provide...

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Published in:PLoS biology 2018-11, Vol.16 (11), p.e3000039
Main Author: Schlaepfer, Martin A
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Biodiversity
Biological diversity
Biological evolution
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Conservation of Natural Resources
Ecology and Environmental Sciences
Ecosystem services
Ecosystems
Environmental changes
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Indigenous species
Introduced Species
Native species
Natural selection
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People and Places
Physical Sciences
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Biological evolution
Biological research
Biologists
Biology
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Biology, Experimental
Conservation
Conservation of Natural Resources
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Ecosystem services
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Natural selection
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People and Places
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