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Front Matter

• Preface

• General Acknowledgments

Contents

• State and Fate of the World’s Aquatic Fauna

• Southern Appalachian and Other Southeastern Streams at Risk: Implications for Mayflies, Dragonflies and Damselflies, Stoneflies, and Caddisflies

• Status of Aquatic Mollusks in the Southeastern United States: A Downward Spiral of Diversity

• Jeopardized Southeastern Freshwater Fishes: A Search for Causes

• Decline of a Diverse Fish Fauna: Patterns of Imperilment and Protection in the Southeastern United States

• Imperiled Amphibians: A Historical Perspective

• Imperiled Aquatic Reptiles of the Southeastern United States: Historical Review and Current Conservation Status

• Birds of the Southeastern United States: A Historical Perspective

• Imperiled Mammalian Fauna of Aquatic Ecosystems in the Southeast: A Historical Perspective

• Aquatic Insect Resource Management

• Resource Management of Freshwater Crustaceans in the Southeastern United States

• Management of Native Mollusk Resources

• Amphibians in Peril: Resource Management in the Southeast

• Birds of the Southeastern United States: Resource Management Programs

• Imperiled Mammalian Fauna of Aquatic Ecosystems in the Southeast: A Management Perspective

• Status and Restoration of the Etowah River, an Imperiled Southern Appalachian Ecosystem

• Management and Conservation of Rare Aquatic Resources: A Historical Perspective and recommendations for Incorporating Ecosystem Management

General Appendices:

• Threatened and Endangered Species List

• Teaming With Wildlife Initiative

• About the Editors

• Contributors

• Reviewers

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