What is the number of key questions suggested by the authors for improving reintroduction biologists to address?
200
"The agenda" of this paper (Armstrong)
What is "to promote a more strategic approach to reintroduction bio.
200
Introduction.
What is movement of an organism outside its historically known native range?
200
Reintroduction.
What is intentional movement of an organism into a part of its native range from which it has disappeared or become extirpated in historic times?
200
Re-stocking
What is movement of individuals to build up an existing population?
200
Allee effect.
What is a species or population's failure to become established, caused by low reproduction or survival rate at low densities?
300
relating to or denoting reasoning or knowledge that proceeds from theoretical deduction rather than from observation or experience.
"From before."
"From cause to effect," rather than, "from effect to cause."
What is "a priori"?
300
Reintroduction biology has TRADITIONALLY focused on this factor.
What is the level of success of the reintroduction project?
300
POPULATION level should be considered under these two categories, according to the paper.
What is establishment and persistence?
300
This was born in response to poor reintroduction programs.
What is the field of reintroduction biology.
-International Union for Conservation of Nature/Natural
Resources )IUCN
-Species Survival Commision (SSC)
400
Greater integration through communication between people and projects.
What is "the common thread"?
400
Release strategy intended to facilitate acclimatization.
What is soft release.
500
The provided framework of questions can be used to imropve communication between these two groups.
What are reintroduction researchers and practitioners?
500
The effective population size will be much smaller than the released population size if THIS happens, following the reintroduction of a species.
What is rapid dispersal rate?
500
Q6... Duh.
What is the optimal allocation of translocated individuals among sites?