|Biodiversity and Conservation| source ref: biobook.html
|Chapter 1:Introduction, History of Life| |Chapter 2:The Age of
Mammals| |Chapter 3: Extinction And deplition From Over-
Exploitation| |Chapter 4:Whaling And Fishing| |Chapter
5:Overexploitation Threatening Living Species| |Chapter 6:Global
Patterns of Biodiversity| |Chapter 7:Values of Biodiversity|
|Chapter 8:Endangered Species Conservation| |Chapter 9:Exotic
Introductions| |Chapter 10:Forests and Deforestation| |Chapter
11:Endangered Aquatic Habitats| |Chapter 13:Protected Areas|
|Chapter 14:Habitat Pollution| |Chapter 15:Captive Breeding and
Reintroduction| |Chapter 16:Human Population| |ARGUMENTS FOR
CONSERVATION Biological Control Agents Model Systems for Science
Question: What good are they? Answer: What good are you? (in
reference to an endangered species of desert pupfish) From
Species in a Bucket by Edwin Philip Pister. Natural History,
January 1993. It is important to be able to clearly define the
reasons for believing in conservation of biodi