Numbers of Hawaiian species: supplement 2, including a review of freshwater invertebrates

Author:
Eldredge L.G. & Miller S.E.
Year:
1997
Journal:
Bishop Museum Occasional Papers
Pages:
48: 3-22
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The Hawaii Biological Survey, established in 1992, provides an ongoing natural history inventory of Hawaii's native and non-native species. The 1996 records highlight significant biodiversity data, including updates on species counts, invasive species like Miconia calvescens, and catalogs of land snails and slugs. New discoveries, such as a noctuid moth near Honolulu, emphasize the need for further exploration of Hawaii's biota. The findings underline conservation needs amid alarming non-native species introductions
Id:
37104
Submitter:
jph
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