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Front Matter (R1-R12)

Introduction (1-8)

1 Defining Biodiversity (9-114)

2 Less Well-Known Individual Forms of Life (115-222)

3 The Role of the Group in Biodiversity (223-252)

4 Means to Measure Biodiversity (253-300)

5 Threats to Sustainability (301-334)

6 Infrastructure for Sustaining Biodiversity-Science (335-410)

7 Infrastructure for Sustaining Biodiversity-Society (411-480)

8 Infrastructure for Sustaining Biodiversity-Policy (481-518)

9 Examples of Sustainability (519-604)

Index (605-625)