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121“... invertebrates are particularly susceptible to ocean acidification, especially highly calcareous taxa...”
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122by Dong, Lu, Wei, Min, Alström, Per, Huang, Xi, Olsson, Urban, Shigeta, Yoshimitsu, Zhang, Yanyun, Zheng, Guangmei“... utilizing morphology, songs and mitochondrial and nuclear DNA for all taxa. All taxa were diagnosably...”
Published in Ibis (2015)
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123by Morrant, Damian S., Wurster, Christopher M., Johnson, Christopher N., Butler, James R. A., Congdon, Bradley C.“... dominated dingo diets. We found no evidence of predation on threatened taxa or rainforest specialists within...”
Published in Ecology and Evolution (2017)
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125“... invertebrates are particularly susceptible to ocean acidification, especially highly calcareous taxa...”
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126by Morrant, DS, Wurster, CM, Johnson, CN, Butler, JRA, Congdon, BC“... dominated dingo diets. We found no evidence of predation on threatened taxa or rainforest specialists within...”
Published in Ecology and Evolution (2017)
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127by Morrant, Damian S., Wurster, Christopher M., Johnson, Christopher N., Butler, James R.A., Congdon, Bradley C.“... found no evidence of predation on threatened taxa or rainforest specialists. The most significant prey...”
Published in Ecology and Evolution (2017)
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128“...Due to global change affecting glaciers worldwide, glacial streams are seen as threatened...”
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129“... invertebrates are particularly susceptible to ocean acidification, especially highly calcareous taxa...”
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130by Peters, Howard, O'Leary, Bethan C., Hawkins, Julie P., Roberts, Callum M.“... a robust, standardized approach to assess extinction threat focussed on taxa approaching an end...”
Published in Global Change Biology (2014)
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131by Deb, Himika, Sanyal, Tanmay, Kaviraj, Anilava, Saha, SubrataGet access
Published in Journal of Threatened Taxa (2020)
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132“... invertebrates are particularly susceptible to ocean acidification, especially highly calcareous taxa...”
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133“... and Inaccessible Islands, necessitating a revision of the taxonomy within the genus. I recommend that five taxa...”
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134by Cardoso, Pedro, Crespo, Luís, Silva, Isamberto, Borges, Paulo, Boieiro, Mário“.... These include all cave and mountain-restricted species as well as those threatened by competing congeners...”
Published in Biodiversity Data Journal (2017)
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135“...Due to global change affecting glaciers worldwide, glacial streams are seen as threatened...”
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136“... environments. Charophytes represent the most threatened group of macrophytes and are included in many European...”
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137by Biella, P. (Paolo), Bogliani, G., Cornalba, M., Manino, A., Neumayer, J., Porporato, M., Rasmont, P., Milanesi, P.“...Climate change is threatening species and habitats. Altitudinal shifts uphill and negative...”
Published in Journal of Insect Conservation (2017)
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138“... of the 18 species as threatened, making penguins the second most threatened family of seabirds. The IUCN...”
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139by BIELLA, PAOLO, BOGLIANI, GIUSEPPE, CORNALBA, MAURIZIO DUILIO, MILANESI, PIETRO, Manino, Aulo, Neumayer, Johann, Porporato, Marco, Rasmont, Pierre“...Climate change is threatening species and habitats. Altitudinal shifts uphill and negative...”
Published in Journal of Insect Conservation (2017)
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140by Biella P., Bogliani G., Cornalba M., Manino A., Neumayer J., Porporato M., Rasmont P., Milanesi P.“...Climate change is threatening species and habitats. Altitudinal shifts uphill and negative...”
Published in Journal of Insect Conservation (2017)
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