Titlebook: Biodiversity of Angola; Science & Conservati Brian J. Huntley,Vladimir Russo,Nuno Ferrand Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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Suffrutex Dominated Ecosystems in Angolaonmental pressures, converting the Zambezian phytochorion into a unique evolutionary laboratory. In this chapter we assemble the current knowledge on distribution, diversity, ecology and evolutionary history of geoxylic suffrutices and suffrutex-grasslands in Angola and highlight their conservation values and challenges.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-41918-2-electric power generation. Recent initiatives to document areas of high conservation concern have added many new country and provincial records and are starting to fill geographic gaps in collections coverage.

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The Flora of Angola: Collectors, Richness and Endemism-electric power generation. Recent initiatives to document areas of high conservation concern have added many new country and provincial records and are starting to fill geographic gaps in collections coverage.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-94573-1 necessitates a modern synthesis. This volume brings together the existing body of scientific results from studies on Angola’s landscapes, ecosystems, flora and fauna, and presents an outline of opportunities for biodiversity discovery, understanding and conservation as well as collaborative research.

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Die Gravitation und das Gravitationsfeld,sing 260 species and discuss the history of research, the biogeography of the fauna with endemism and the potential for further discoveries. The national total is likely to be above 300 species. This would make Angola one of the richest countries for Odonata in Africa.

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Der Drehmomenten- und Wuchtausgleich,ndemics, shared by Angola and by one or another neighbouring country. The Nymphalidae are the most diverse family. The Lycaenidae and Papilionidae have the highest levels of endemism. A revised checklist with taxonomic and ecological notes is presented and the development of knowledge of the superfamily over time in Angola is analysed.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-07278-2dly increasing pressures on aquatic ecosystems from urbanisation, dams for power, agriculture and human needs, habitat destruction from mining and deforestation, pollution, the introduction of alien species and overfishing.

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Angolan Biodiversity: Towards a Modern Synthesis necessitates a modern synthesis. This volume brings together the existing body of scientific results from studies on Angola’s landscapes, ecosystems, flora and fauna, and presents an outline of opportunities for biodiversity discovery, understanding and conservation as well as collaborative research.