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Alluvial fans --- Relicts (Biology) --- Marine sediments --- Geology, Stratigraphic --- Alaska

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This book provides an overview of the importance of research on relict species and presents conclusions and findings on the conservation of these species. There are relict species and populations from nearly all plant and animal groups and they contribute substantially to biodiversity across the globe. Current diversity patterns are influenced by both historic and recent ecological conditions. Relict species are of particular importance, as they usually suffer more severely from human activities than do non-relict populations; the situation is also potentially critical, as many relict species and populations have the potential to colonize large areas when the climate changes. The more than 27 contributions in this book highlight the history and status of today’s relict species and populations and apply molecular genetics, morphometry, modelling and conservation biology to describe the past and present situations and to predict future trends of relict species’ distribution.

Biodiversity conservation. --- Conservation biology. --- Endangered plants. --- Endangered species. --- Phylogeography. --- Rare animals. --- Rare plants. --- Relicts (Biology). --- Relicts (Biology) --- Biodiversity conservation --- Phylogeography --- Conservation biology --- Endangered species --- Rare animals --- Rare plants --- Endangered plants --- Earth & Environmental Sciences --- Biology --- Ecology --- Evolution --- Health & Biological Sciences --- Relict species --- Life sciences. --- Ecology. --- Biodiversity. --- Ecosystems. --- Landscape ecology. --- Evolutionary biology. --- Life Sciences. --- Evolutionary Biology. --- Conservation Biology/Ecology. --- Landscape Ecology. --- Nature conservation --- Biogeography --- Species