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Biological reserves, rare species and the trade-off between species abundance and species diversity

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  • Hamaide, Bertrand
  • ReVelle, Charles S.
  • Malcolm, Scott A.

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  • Hamaide, Bertrand & ReVelle, Charles S. & Malcolm, Scott A., 2006. "Biological reserves, rare species and the trade-off between species abundance and species diversity," Ecological Economics, Elsevier, vol. 56(4), pages 570-583, April.
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