论文信息 - Species decline: A perspective on extinction, recovery, and propagation

Species decline: A perspective on extinction, recovery, and propagation

This keynote address was presented at the Conference on the Conservation of Endangered Species in Zoological Parks and Aquariums on April 18, 1982 at the National Aquarium in Baltimore. It outlines 1) future trends in the world's environment, resources, and population; 2) factors affecting species decline; 3) reasons for preserving life forms; and 4) techniques, with emphasis on captive propagation, used to assist in species recovery.

J. W. Carpenter

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