Reflexiones sobre la explotación, recuperación y extinción de poblaciones naturales

Translated title of the contribution: Reflections on the exploitation, recovery and extinction of natural populations

Pablo Del Monte Luna, Daniel Lluch Belda

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Abstract

The common idea that human exploitation frequently provokes irreversible changes on natural living resources may not be entirely justified; there are evidences based on genetics and population dynamics indicating that there are no apparent reasons as to believe that natural populations can not recover after human influence has been suppressed. It seems that only natural environmental changes can drive populations down to levels from which they can no longer rebuild themselves. Several cases are reviewed in order to support this hypothesis.

Translated title of the contributionReflections on the exploitation, recovery and extinction of natural populations
Original languageSpanish
Pages (from-to)158-162+107
JournalInterciencia
Volume29
Issue number3
StatePublished - Mar 2004

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