How broad-scale studies of patterns and processes can guide conservation planning in Africa.

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How broad-scale studies of patterns and processes can guide conservation planning in Africa. / Fjeldså, Jon.

I: Conservation Biology, Bind 21, 2007, s. 657-667.

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Fjeldså, J 2007, 'How broad-scale studies of patterns and processes can guide conservation planning in Africa.', Conservation Biology, bind 21, s. 657-667.

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Fjeldså, J. (2007). How broad-scale studies of patterns and processes can guide conservation planning in Africa. Conservation Biology, 21, 657-667.

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Fjeldså J. How broad-scale studies of patterns and processes can guide conservation planning in Africa. Conservation Biology. 2007;21:657-667.

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Fjeldså, Jon. / How broad-scale studies of patterns and processes can guide conservation planning in Africa. I: Conservation Biology. 2007 ; Bind 21. s. 657-667.

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