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The net present value of the forgone harvests for the 200 villages around Khao Yai is estimated at 1,650-3,300 million baht ... could appreciate a broader range of direct and indirect use values as well as option and existence values .
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( 1995 ) termed this value the habitat constant , H * If our objective is to rationally manage biodiversity , then we need to choose a value of H * that allows us to optimize its preservation . An informed decision as to the value of H ...
( 1995 ) termed this value the habitat constant , H * If our objective is to rationally manage biodiversity , then we need to choose a value of H * that allows us to optimize its preservation . An informed decision as to the value of H ...
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... obtained by dividing the Q - values for each terminal taxon by the lowest Q - value in this case , Q = 3 5 ) . ... in terms of the aggregate values for Q or W. The totals row ( T ) gives the aggregate scores under I , Q , W and P.
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