Environmental ScienceComputer ScienceMedicine

V. Carignan, M. Villard

2002.8.1ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT

DOI: 10.1023/a:1016136723584

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Although the use of indicator species remains contentious, it can be useful if many species representing various taxa and lifehistories are included in the monitoring program and caution is applied when interpreting their population trends to distinguish actual signals from variations that may be unrelated to the deterioration of ecological integrity.

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CARIGNAN, V.; VILLARD, M. Selecting indicator species to monitor ecological integrity: A review. ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT, 2002, 78: 45–61.