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... forests in Hong Kong might cause many mammalian species to live in small populations or maintain as metapopulation (i.e. a group of small sub-populations with various levels of interaction), which potentially can decrease mammal diversity in the future. It is therefore important not only to know the...

... forests in Hong Kong might cause many mammalian species to live in small populations or maintain as metapopulation (i.e. a group of small sub-populations with various levels of interaction), which potentially can decrease mammal diversity in the future. It is therefore important not only to know the...

... of this document). Natural variability results from the fact that species’ life histories and the environments in which they live change over time and space. The effect of this variation on the criteria is limited, because each parameter refers to a specific time or spatial scale. Semantic...

... untitled 香港昆蟲名錄 劉紹基 CHECKLIST OF INSECTS OF HONG KONG Clive Siu Ki Lau 漁農自然護理署 Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department 作者：劉紹基 漁農自然護理署 植物及除害劑監理科 高級農業主任 © 2019 作者 版權所有。未經作者事先書面同 意，不得以任何電子或機械形式 或方法影印、錄製或其他方式複 製本書的任何部分。 出版：漁農自然護理署 ISBN 978-988-12022-9-1 本書所表達的純屬作者的觀點， 並不一定代表出版者的立場。 免責聲明：作者並...

... collected from calibrated hydrophone and towed hydrophone were opened in Raven Pro 1.4 (Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Ithaca, New York) to digitally process audio signals and produce spectrograms (smoothing window: Hanning; Fast Fourier Transform (FFT): 1024; hop size: 10-11 ms; FFT window overlap: 50...

... to around 1 500 tonnes in recent years. In 2008, Hong Kong’s marine fish farmers supplied 1 370 tonnes of live marine fish, accounting for about 9% of the local live food fish, valued at around HK$82 million. 23. As regards pond fish culture, fish ponds are mainly in the northwestern New Territories...

... butterfly conservation by providing a place for the public to see and experience encounters with live butterflies. In contrast to traditional butterfly houses, in which physical environment and biological components are controlled to keep butterflies for public enjoyment, open style butterfly gardens are...

... characteristically semicircular with a calcareous operculum. The family is rich in species, as they can live in the sea, brackish or fresh waters. All graze upon algae growing on firm underwater surfaces. Clithon faba (Sowerby, 1836) (Fig. 8a) (up to 1.5cm in shell length) and C. oualaniensis (Lesson, 1831) (Fig. 8b...

... butterfly conservation by providing a place for the public to see and experience encounters with live butterflies. In contrast to traditional butterfly houses, in which physical environment and biological components are controlled to keep butterflies for public enjoyment, open style butterfly gardens are...

... characteristically semicircular with a calcareous operculum. The family is rich in species, as they can live in the sea, brackish or fresh waters. All graze upon algae growing on firm underwater surfaces. Clithon faba (Sowerby, 1836) (Fig. 8a) (up to 1.5cm in shell length) and C. oualaniensis (Lesson, 1831) (Fig. 8b...