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    Date of this Version

    3-1987

    Document Type

    Article

    Citation

    "Book Reviews," from Nebraska Bird Review (March 1987) 55(1): 26-28.

    Comments

    Copyright 1987, Nebraska Ornithologists' Union. Used by permission.

    Abstract

    Wildlife 2000 Modeling Habitat Relationships of Terestrial Vertebrates, edited by Jared Verner, Michael L. Morrison, and C. John Ralph, 496 pp., 9 x 11 1/2, The University of Wisconsin Press, Madison, Wis., bibliography, indexed, cloth, $17.50.

    This book is based on the proceedings of a symposium at Stanford Sierra Camp, California, in 1984. Not all papers presented there are included; those that are were revised to reflect reactions to the presentations, and some additional papers were added to round out the presentation. The sixty papers are presented in several sections: Development, Testing, and Application of Wildlife-Habitat Models; Biometric Approaches to Modeling; When Habitats Fail as Predictors; Predicting Effects of Habitat Patchiness and Fragmentation; Linking Wildlife Models with Models of Vegetation Succession; and a short Synopsis.

    Obviously, this is a book for professionals, who should be able to find a lot of material for consideration.

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