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	'''Simberloff, Daniel y Lawrence G. Abele. 1982.''' Refuge design an island biogeographic theory: effects of fragmentation. Am. Nat. 120(1):41-50		'''Simberloff, Daniel y Lawrence G. Abele. 1982.''' Refuge design an island biogeographic theory: effects of fragmentation. Am. Nat. 120(1):41-50

	"Cole's theoretical conclusion that one large site generally contains more species than several small ones [(SLOSS question)] is falsified by data in the literature, as is his contention that exceptions will only occur when the species in the sites are but a small fraction of those in the species pool. ~~for~~ a variety of taxa, for a number of different habitat types, and for a wide range of sizes of the biota as a fraction of the pool, either there is no clear best strategy, or several small sites are better than one large site. Since there are numerous idiosyncratic biological considerations, plus a number of nonbiological ones that bear heavily on refuge design, it is unlikely that a general reductionist model can generate useful predictions or advice on this matter." Tomado verbatim del resumen del artículo.		"Cole's theoretical conclusion that one large site generally contains more species than several small ones [(SLOSS question)] is falsified by data in the literature, as is his contention that exceptions will only occur when the species in the sites are but a small fraction of those in the species pool. For a variety of taxa, for a number of different habitat types, and for a wide range of sizes of the biota as a fraction of the pool, either there is no clear best strategy, or several small sites are better than one large site. Since there are numerous idiosyncratic biological considerations, plus a number of nonbiological ones that bear heavily on refuge design, it is unlikely that a general reductionist model can generate useful predictions or advice on this matter." Tomado verbatim del resumen del artículo.

	Véase [[Diamond, Jared M. 1975.\|Diamond, 1975]] para resumen de los puntos contradichos por Simberloff y Abele.		Véase [[Diamond, Jared M. 1975.\|Diamond, 1975]] para resumen de los puntos contradichos por Simberloff y Abele.

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	'''Simberloff, Daniel y Lawrence G. Abele. 1982.''' Refuge design an island biogeographic theory: effects of fragmentation. Am. Nat. 120(1):41-50		'''Simberloff, Daniel y Lawrence G. Abele. 1982.''' Refuge design an island biogeographic theory: effects of fragmentation. Am. Nat. 120(1):41-50

	"Cole's theoretical conclusion that one large site generally contains more species than several small ones [(SLOSS question)] is falsified by data in the literature, as is his contention that exceptions will only occur when the species in the sites are but a small fraction of those in the species pool. for a variety of taxa, for a number of different habitat types, and for a wide range of sizes of the biota as a ~~fraion~~ of the pool, either there is no clear best strategy, or several small sites are better than one large site. ~~Sionce~~ there are numerous idiosyncratic biological considerations, plus a number of nonbiological ones that bear heavily on refuge design, it is unlikely that a general reductionist model can generate useful predictions or advice on this matter." Tomado verbatim del resumen del artículo.		"Cole's theoretical conclusion that one large site generally contains more species than several small ones [(SLOSS question)] is falsified by data in the literature, as is his contention that exceptions will only occur when the species in the sites are but a small fraction of those in the species pool. for a variety of taxa, for a number of different habitat types, and for a wide range of sizes of the biota as a fraction of the pool, either there is no clear best strategy, or several small sites are better than one large site. Since there are numerous idiosyncratic biological considerations, plus a number of nonbiological ones that bear heavily on refuge design, it is unlikely that a general reductionist model can generate useful predictions or advice on this matter." Tomado verbatim del resumen del artículo.

	Véase [[Diamond, Jared M. 1975.\|Diamond, 1975]] para resumen de los puntos contradichos por Simberloff y Abele.		Véase [[Diamond, Jared M. 1975.\|Diamond, 1975]] para resumen de los puntos contradichos por Simberloff y Abele.

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'''Simberloff, Daniel y Lawrence G. Abele. 1982.''' Refuge design an island biogeographic theory: effects of fragmentation. Am. Nat. 120(1):41-50

"Cole's theoretical conclusion that one large site generally contains more species than several small ones [(SLOSS question)] is falsified by data in the literature, as is his contention that exceptions will only occur when the species in the sites are but a small fraction of those in the species pool. for a variety of taxa, for a number of different habitat types, and for a wide range of sizes of the biota as a fraion of the pool, either there is no clear best strategy, or several small sites are better than one large site. Sionce there are numerous idiosyncratic biological considerations, plus a number of nonbiological ones that bear heavily on refuge design, it is unlikely that a general reductionist model can generate useful predictions or advice on this matter." Tomado verbatim del resumen del artículo.

Véase [[Diamond, Jared M. 1975.|Diamond, 1975]] para resumen de los puntos contradichos por Simberloff y Abele.