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    Título
    The European union’s 2010 target: Putting rare species in focus
    Autor
    Fontaine, Benoît
    Bouchet, Philippe
    Van Achterberg, Kees
    Alonso Zarazaga, M. A.
    Araujo, Rafael
    Asche, Manfred
    Aspöck, Ulrike
    Audisio, Paolo
    Aukema, Berend
    Bailly, Nicolas
    Balsamo, María
    Bank, Ruud
    Barnard, Peter
    Belfiore, Carlo
    Bongers, Tom
    Boxshall, Geoffrey
    Burckhardt, Daniel
    Camicas, Jean-Louis
    Chylarecki, Przemek
    Crucitti, Pierangelo
    Deharveng, Lousi
    Dubois, Alain
    Enghoff, Henrik
    Faubel, Anno
    Fochetti, Romolo
    Gargominy, Olivier
    Gibson, David
    Gibson, Ray
    Gómez López, María Soledad
    Goujet, Daniel
    Harvey, Mark
    Heller, Klaus Gerhard
    Van Helsdingen, Peter
    Hoch, Hannelore
    De Jong, Herman
    De Jong, Yde
    Karsholt, Ole
    Los, Wouter
    Lundquist, Lars
    Magowski, Wojciech
    Manconi, Renata
    Martens, Jochen
    Massard, Jos A.
    Massard Geimer, Gaby
    Mcinnes, Sandra J.
    Mendes, Luis F.
    Mey, Eberhard
    Michelsen, Verner
    Minelli, Alessandro
    Nielsen, Claus
    Nieto Nafría, Juan M.Autoridad BuleriaORCID
    Van Nieukerken, Erik J.
    Noyes, John
    Pape, Thomas
    Pohl, Hans
    De Prins, Willy
    Ramos, Marian
    Ricci, Claudia
    Roselaar, Cees
    Rota, Emilia
    Schmidt Rhaesa, Andreas
    Segers, Hendrik
    Zur Strassen, Richard
    Szeptycki, Andrzej
    Thibaud, Jean Marc
    Thomas, Alain
    Timm, Tarmo
    Van Tol, Jan
    Vervoort, Wim
    Willmann, Rainer
    Bogdanowicz, Wieslaw
    Facultad/Centro
    Facultad de Ciencias Biologicas y Ambientales
    Área de conocimiento
    Zoologia
    Datos de la obra
    Biological conservation, 2007, n. 139
    Editor
    Elsevier
    Fecha
    2007-08-08
    Abstract
    The European Union has adopted the ambitious target of halting the loss of biodiversity by 2010. Several indicators have been proposed to assess progress towards the 2010 target, two of them addressing directly the issue of species decline. In Europe, the Fauna Europaea database gives an insight into the patterns of distribution of a total dataset of 130,000 terrestrial and freshwater species without taxonomic bias, and provide a unique opportunity to assess the feasibility of the 2010 target. It shows that the vast majority of European species are rare, in the sense that they have a restricted range. Considering this, the paper discusses whether the 2010 target indicators really cover the species most at risk of extinction. The analysis of a list of 62 globally extinct European taxa shows that most contemporary extinctions have affected narrow-range taxa or taxa with strict ecological requirements. Indeed, most European species listed as threatened in the IUCN Red List are narrow-range species. Conversely, there are as many wide-range species as narrow-range endemics in the list of protected species in Europe (Bird and Habitat Directives). The subset of biodiversity captured by the 2010 target indicators should be representative of the whole biodiversity in terms of patterns of distribution and abundance. Indicators should not overlook a core characteristic of biodiversity, i.e. the large number of narrow-range species and their intrinsic vulnerability. With ill-selected indicator species, the extinction of narrowrange endemics would go unnoticed
    Materia
    Ecología. Medio ambiente
    Sanidad animal
    Zoología
    Palabras clave
    Rarity
    Endemism
    Invertebrate conservation
    Extinct species
    Fauna
    Unión Europea
    Peer review
    SI
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10612/4757
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