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… Debris — II.B.1., II.B.2. The Convention on Biological Diversity — II.D.6. marine genetic resources II.D. The International Legal Regime for … 57 Access to Marine Genetic Resources …

… terrestrial environments 57 1.1 Convention on Biological Diversity 58 1.2 Climate Change Convention 60 1.3 Convention … connectivity of ecological processes, species habitat and genetic evolutionary process connectivity. The supportive … and decreasing the possibility of inbreeding and loss of genetic diversity. Proximity to other islands or the mainland …

… . . . . . . . . . . . 102 Box 6–3 Gallery forests and the diversity of non-flying mammals in the Brazilian cerrado . . … random fluctuations in environmental, demographic and genetic processes, and may rapidly disappear (see Box 3–1). … of survival of the population may be greatly reduced. • Genetic stochasticity refers to random genetic processes that …

… on Protected Areas, the Convention on Biological Diversity, and the G8 group of Nations have all called for … must provide long- term protection to effectively conserve diversity and replenish resources. Maximum connectivity. MPA … healthy populations, such as connectivity, gene flow and genetic variation. W HAT ARE THE ECOLOGICALDESIGN CRITERIA …

… Network) and the Pan European Biological and Landscape Diversity Strategy (Pan European Ecological Network, PEEN). … borders to wildlife which include migration routes, genetic pools, etc. However at the same time as borders fell … The three levels of biodiversity to be protected – the genetic differences, the diversity of species and the variety …

… 1 1.1.1 Species diversity … cichlids and cyprinids (Helfman 2007). It can also reduce genetic diversity, especially when the stock size is greatly … subpopulations that show a great deal of morphological and genetic variation, and further investigations may show S. …