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… breeds, more especially in the context of climate change, population growth, shrinking areas of arable land and the rapid erosion … India) and South America (Brazil). The aggregate projected growth up to 2014 from emerging markets is similar in size to …

… dispersal hypotheses which address methods of seamount population maintenance are that: 1. Communities rely on … in reference to trawling. Seamount species’ slow growth and extreme longevity, the high variability of … perceived to be ‘science fiction’ by large segments of the population. Neither law nor practice separated the rights to …

… the lives of rural populations and contribute to the growth of the world economy. (iv) Development Fund of Norway, … The health care needs of more than 70 percent of the population, and the livelihoods of millions of Indian people … biodiversity by involving school children and the general population together with scientists in the re-generation or …

… costly, and considered a deterrent to research, growth and development. 2.1.2.3 Difficulties involving prior … from the scope of access, even though they are important growth sectors at a worldwide level in the private sector,33 … of access, even though it is con- sidered an important growth sector at a worldwide level and that there is an …

… focus area for large seed companies. There is considerable growth in the value of the market for plant …

… protection of potentially valuable inventions. The rapid growth and distinct charac- teristics of biotechnology have … access over the time-horizon of industry even though the population of the species bioprospected lies below criti- cal … G. 1993. Living within limits: ecology, econom- ics, and population taboos. New York: Oxford University Press. Kremer, …

… a single species. It includes the variation both within a population and between populations. 4 An Explanatory Guide to … knowledge associated with such resources are a source of growth, prosperity, and well-being – an integral part of a … the food, health and other needs of the growing world population, for which purpose access to and sharing of both …

… are considered highly successful if 10% of the target population complies. Second, many measures which are phrased … mechanisms will have the strongest impact where the target population desires them, or where it provides a sufficient … and D.S. Simpson. 1984. Intrinsic and extrinsic control of growth in developing organs. Quarterly Review of Biology …

… a single species. It includes the variation both within a population and between populations. 4 An Explanatory Guide to … knowledge associated with such resources are a source of growth, prosperity, and well-being – an integral part of a … the food, health and other needs of the growing world population, for which purpose access to and sharing of both …