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Migration would reduce this loss to approximately 50%, adaptation to just over 20%, and adaptation and migration together would maintain all but 15% of species with adequate populations for conservation based on predicted climates for 2085.
Though not specifically designed to protect exploited fish, the marine reserve of Lampedusa seems adequate for the conservation and management of S. cretense.
This would be perfectly adequate for seed conservation for many, many years.
As a source for adequate conservation options, we used a manual for agri-environmental management (Van Paassen and Schrieken 1998), published by the Dutch national organization for landscape management which is a widely accepted source of advice about agricultural-environmental conservation options.
To maintain an adequate amount of residue for conservation systems, subsoiling should be performed without excessively disturbing the soil surface.
For adequate conservation planning, ecologists need to understand the driving factors of the species richness and composition patterns of arthropod assemblages.
However, we clearly admit that the scheme may be refined in ongoing studies, particularly when no prescreened mummies with macroscopic evidence for adequate conservation are used.
Finally, it should be stressed that plant populations with high levels of morphological diversity are key to establishing adequate strategies of biodiversity protection crucial for conservation in the Mediterranean region.
This study demonstrates that the incorporation into systematic conservation plans of conservation targets adequate for the persistence of populations comprising communities across entire ecoregions is feasible.
