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Series/Periodical/Journal: Biosystematics and Ecology

Editors: Kommission für Interdisziplinäre Ökologische Studien Bäckerstraße 5 / 1. Stock A-1010 Wien Tel: +43-1-51581 3200 Fax: +43-1-51581 3203 E-Mail: Viktor.Bruckman@oeaw.ac.at URL: www.oeaw.ac.at/kioes/biosystematics.htm
Publisher: Die Biosystematics and Ecology Series wurde 1993 von der Vorgängerkommission der heutigen KIÖS, der Kommission für Biosystematik und Ökologie gegründet. Herausgeber der Serie war damals Professor Morawetz. Neben allgemeinen wissenschaftlichen Beiträgen die konform mit dem Mission Statement der KIÖS sind, werden der Catalogus Florae Austriae, die Checklisten der Fauna Österreichs und der Catalogus Novus Faunae Austriae herausgegeben. Die Kataloge und Checklisten unterscheiden sich darin, dass Checklisten eine Auflistung aller betreffenden dokumentierten Arten darstellen, wogegen ein Catalogus zusätzlich genauere Artbeschreibungen enthält. Die Biosystematics and Ecology Series ist somit die zentrale Publikationsserie, die die Dokumentation der Biodiversität, eine Hauptaufgabe der KIÖS, darstellt.
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Articles (12)

  • Preface. In: The Common Hamster (Cricetus cricetus): Perspectives on an endangered species. Alois Herzig
    Alois Herzig (2008): Preface. In: The Common Hamster (Cricetus cricetus): Perspectives on an endangered species. – Biosystematics and Ecology – 25: 5.
  • Preface E. Millesi. In: The Common Hamster (Cricetus cricetus): Perspectives on an endangered…Eva Millesi
    Eva Millesi (2008): Preface E. Millesi. In: The Common Hamster (Cricetus cricetus): Perspectives on an endangered species. – Biosystematics and Ecology – 25: 7.
  • Population monitoring and conservation projects. The second French Common Hamster (Cricetus…Isabelle Losinger, Janusch Pöter
    Isabelle Losinger, Janusch Pöter (2008): Population monitoring and conservation projects. The second French Common Hamster (Cricetus cricetus L.) conservation program: concept and details. In: The Common Hamster (Cricetus cricetus): Perspectives on an endangered species. – Biosystematics and Ecology – 25: 11 - 25.
  • Population monitoring and conservation projects. Movements in translocated Common Hamsters…Claudia Kupfernagel
    Claudia Kupfernagel (2008): Population monitoring and conservation projects. Movements in translocated Common Hamsters (Cricetus cricetus). In: The Common Hamster (Cricetus cricetus): Perspectives on an endangered species. – Biosystematics and Ecology – 25: 27 - 36.
  • Population monitoring and conservation projects. Determinants of above-ground burrow architecture…Lenka Lisicka, Jan Losik, Radka Kadlcikova, Emil Tkadlec
    Lenka Lisicka, Jan Losik, Radka Kadlcikova, Emil Tkadlec (2008): Population monitoring and conservation projects. Determinants of above-ground burrow architecture in th Common Hamster. In: The Common Hamster (Cricetus cricetus): Perspectives on an endangered species. – Biosystematics and Ecology – 25: 37 - 44.
  • Population monitoring and conservation projects. Population development and life expectancy in…Claudia Franceschini-Zink, Eva Millesi
    Claudia Franceschini-Zink, Eva Millesi (2008): Population monitoring and conservation projects. Population development and life expectancy in Common Hamsters. In: The Common Hamster (Cricetus cricetus): Perspectives on an endangered species. – Biosystematics and Ecology – 25: 45 - 59.
  • Population monitoring and conservation projects. Role of the Common Hamster (Cricetus cricetus)…Zoltán Bihari, Márton Horváth, József Lanszki, Miklós Heltai
    Zoltán Bihari, Márton Horváth, József Lanszki, Miklós Heltai (2008): Population monitoring and conservation projects. Role of the Common Hamster (Cricetus cricetus) in the diet of natural predators in Hungary. In: The Common Hamster (Cricetus cricetus): Perspectives on an endangered species. – Biosystematics and Ecology – 25: 61 - 68.
  • Population monitoring and conservation projects. Peak numbers of Cricetus cricetus (L. ): do they…Gábor Nechay
    Gábor Nechay (2008): Population monitoring and conservation projects. Peak numbers of Cricetus cricetus (L.): do they appear simultaneously? In: The Common Hamster (Cricetus cricetus): Perspectives on an endangered species. – Biosystematics and Ecology – 25: 69 - 77.
  • Population monitoring and conservation projects. Is the Common Hamster a good example for nature…Ulrich Weinhold
    Ulrich Weinhold (2008): Population monitoring and conservation projects. Is the Common Hamster a good example for nature conservation efforts? - Critical reflections on the law on nature conservation in theory and practice. In: The Common Hamster (Cricetus cricetus): Perspectives on an endangered species. – Biosystematics and Ecology – 25: 79 - 90.
  • Population monitoring and conservation projects. Using track tubes to verify the syntopic…Ilse Hoffmann
    Ilse Hoffmann (2008): Population monitoring and conservation projects. Using track tubes to verify the syntopic occurrence of two ground-dwelling rodent species. In: The Common Hamster (Cricetus cricetus): Perspectives on an endangered species. – Biosystematics and Ecology – 25: 91 - 94.
  • Reproduction. How to increase the reproductive success in Common Hamsters: shift work in the…Stefanie Monecke, Franziska Wollnik
    Stefanie Monecke, Franziska Wollnik (2008): Reproduction. How to increase the reproductive success in Common Hamsters: shift work in the breeding colony. In: The Common Hamster (Cricetus cricetus): Perspectives on an endangered species. – Biosystematics and Ecology – 25: 97 - 114.
  • Reproduction. Yearling male Common Hamsters and the trade-off between growth and reproduction. …Karin Lebl, Eva Millesi
    Karin Lebl, Eva Millesi (2008): Reproduction. Yearling male Common Hamsters and the trade-off between growth and reproduction. In: The Common Hamster (Cricetus cricetus): Perspectives on an endangered species. – Biosystematics and Ecology – 25: 115 - 126.