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Table of Contents:
INTRODUCTION
D.C. Culver, L. Deharveng, and J. Gibert 1
PROGRAM 3
WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS 5
PLENARY LECTURES - Large Scale Non-Cave Databases 9
-Synopsis 10
-Mapping European endemism: the project "Endemism" L. Deharveng
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WORKSHOP SESSION 1 - Creating a Database 15
-Synopsis 16
-Protocols for the assessment and conservation of aquatic life in the
subsurface (PASCALIS): a European project J. Gibert 19
-CaveBiology.com - the anchialine biodiversity website T. M. Iliffe 22
WORKSHOP SESSION 2 - Uses of Databases 24
-Synopsis 25
-Mapping subterranean biodiversity: structure of the database, mapping
software (CKMAP), and a report of status for Italy F. Stoch 29
-Spatial models for predicting cave biodiversity: an example from the
southeastern United States M.C. Christman and D.C. Culver 36
-Extrapolating biodiversity values from landscape features G. Chust, J.
Pretus, D. Ducrot, and L. Deharveng 39
-Determining sampling gaps for cave species S. Krow and D.C. Culver 42
-Geo-referenced computer recordings as an instrument for protecting cave-dwelling
species of Tenerife (Canary Islands) I. Izquierdo, J.L. Martín,
N. Zurita, and A. Medina 45
-Creation and development of the biospeleological database in Croatia
S. Gottstein Matocec, T. Bakran-Petricioli, B. Jalzic, N. Matocec, R.
Ozimec, and D. Petricioli 49
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WORKSHOP SESSION 3 - Status Reports
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-Synopsis 54
-Subterranean biodiversity in the British Isles G.S. Proudlove 56
-The status of subterranean biodiversity in Morocco M. Messouli 59
-The diversity of subterranean fishes G.S. Proudlove 60
-Mapping Niphargus distribution in France S. Blondeau and J. Gibert 63
-Mapping subterranean biodiversity in Brazilian karst areas E. Trajano
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-The Cuban troglobites A. Perez Gonzalez and J. Yager 71
WORKSHOP SESSION 4 - Framework for Future Work 76
-Synopsis 77
PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE WORKSHOP 79
AUTHOR INDEX 82
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Lettenweg
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