CIESM Workshop Monographs, n°45
Marine extinctions - patterns and processes
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Contents: I – Executive Summary ………………………………………………………………… - Global marine extinctions in historical time: what we know and why we don’t know (a lot) more - Marine mass extinctions and ecosystem crises in deep time - Patterns of ecosystem collapse and extinction during the Late Permian extinction event
- Population genetics and the sixth extinction threat on marine species
- Radiations, collapse and recovery of biodiversity - Extinction trends of marine species and populations in the Aegean Sea and adjacent ecoregions - The bio-ecology of marine extinctions, with a lesson from the Hydrozoa - Marine mammals and risk of extinction: an overview at local, regional and global scales - Extinction vulnerability of chondrichthyans - Assessing neoextirpations in the Adriatic Sea: an historical ecology approach - Life history correlates of marine fisheries vulnerability: a review and a test with tunas and mackerel species - The Gulf of Gabes (southern Tunisia): an endemic fish hotspot under threat - Food for thought – A general framework for an ecosystem approach to fisheries in the Mediterranean Sea III – Bibliographic References ………………………………………………………… IV – List of Participants …………………………………………………………………
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