Frontiers of Biogeography (ISSN 1948-6596)
the scientific magazine of the International Biogeography Society
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Frontiers of Biogeography volume 3.3 Political erosion dismantles the conservation network existing in the Canary Islands J.M. Fernández-Palacios & L. de Nascimento	Frontiers of Biogeography volume 3.3 The causes and biogeographical significance of species' rediscovery R.J. Ladle et al.
Frontiers of Biogeography volume 3.2 Relationship between local population density and environmental suitability estimated from occurrence data A. Jiménez-Valverde	Frontiers of Biogeography volume 3.2 Musings on the Acropolis: terminology for biogeography S. M. Scheiner
Frontiers of Biogeography volume 2.2 Habitat data resolution and the detection of species interactions N. Cooper & J. Belmaker	Frontiers of Biogeography volume 2.2 Learning new tricks from old trees: revisiting the savanna question A. Moustakas
Frontiers of Biogeography volume 1.1 Phylogeography is not enough A. T. Peterson	Frontiers of Biogeography volume 1.2 Trans-realm biogeography M. N Dawson
IBS Newsletter v.6 issue 3 Hypothesis testing, curve fitting, and data mining in macroecology N. J. Gotelli	IBS Newsletter v.6 issue 2 Do microorganisms have biogeography? D. Fontaneto & J. Hortal
IBS Newsletter v.6 issue 1 Recent progress toward understanding the global diversity gradient B. A. Hawkins	IBS Newsletter v.5 issue 4 Christen Raunkiær - one of several early island biogeographers H. Adsersen
IBS Newsletter v.5 issue 3 'Pleistocene re-wilding' merits serious consideration also outside North America J.-C. Svenning	IBS Newsletter v.5 issue 2 Assisted migration - evaluating the merits of a newly proposed conservation strategy D. F. Sax & J. W. Williams

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