Browsing by Author "Borda-de-Água, Luis"

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How many tree species are there in the Amazon and how many of them will go extinct?

Hubbell, Stephen P.; He, F. L.; Condit, Richard S.; Borda-de-Água, Luis; Kellner, J.; ter Steege, H. (National Academy of Sciences (U.S.), 2008)

New roads, agricultural projects, logging, and mining are claiming an ever greater area of once-pristine Amazonian forest. The Millennium Ecosystems Assessment (MA) forecasts the extinction of a large fraction of Amazonian ...
Reply to Feeley and Silman: Extinction risk estimates are approximations but are not invalid

Hubbell, Stephen P.; He, Fangliang; Condit, Richard S.; Borda-de-Água, Luis; Kellner, James; ter Steege, Hans (National Academy of Sciences (U.S.), 2008)

Feeley and Silman (1) call our extinction risk estimates (2) ''invalid.'' They are not. They are approximations. Ranges of species with 106 individuals are sufficiently large to avoid extinction even under Laurance et al.'s ...
Species-Area Curves, Diversity Indices, and Species Abundance Distributions: A Multifractal Analysis

Borda-de-Água, Luis; Hubbell, Stephen P.; McAllister, Murdoch (University of Chicago Press, 2002)
The Unified Neural Theory of Biodiversity and Biogeography: Comment & Reply

Chisholm, Ryan A.; Burgman, Mark A.; Hubbell, Stephen P.; Borda-de-Água, Luis (2004)

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