Samuel T. Turvey
机构: Professor, Institute of Zoology, Zoological Society of London
主页: zsl.org
每年引用次数
引用次数
引用: 10,018
H-指数: 51
I10-指数 : 148
出版物: 244
Distribution patterns of Yangtze finless porpoises in the Yangtze River: implications for reserve management
X. Zhao , D. Wang , S. T. Turvey , B. Taylor
Animal Conservation 16 ( 5) 509 -518
44
2013
Fishers' knowledge as an information source to investigate bycatch of marine mammals in the South China Sea
M Liu , M Lin , ST Turvey , S Li
Animal Conservation 20 ( 2) 182 -192
14
2017
Fishing for the facts: river dolphin bycatch in a small-scale freshwater fishery in Bangladesh
N. I. Dewhurst‐Richman , J. P. G. Jones , S. Northridge , B. Ahmed
Animal Conservation 23 ( 2) 160 -170
6
2020
A new genus and species of ‘giant hutia’ (Tainotherium valei) from the Quaternary of Puerto Rico: an extinct arboreal quadruped?
S. T. Turvey , F. V. Grady , P. Rye
Journal of Zoology 270 ( 4) 585 -594
12
2006
How the past impacts the future: modelling the performance of evolutionarily distinct mammals through time.
DJ Bennett , MD Sutton , ST Turvey ,
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B 374 ( 1788) 20190210
2
2019
Russia–UK Collaboration in Paleontology: Past, Present, and Future
M. J. Benton , D. E. G. Briggs , J. A. Clack , D. Edwards
Paleontological Journal 51 ( 6) 576 -599
4
2017
Assessing current genetic status of the Hainan gibbon using historical and demographic baselines: implications for conservation management of species of extreme rarity
J. V. Bryant , D. Gottelli , X. Zeng , X. Hong
Molecular Ecology 25 ( 15) 3540 -3556
27
2016
Home range and habitat data for Hispaniolan mammals challenge assumptions for conservation management
R.J. Kennerley , M.A.C. Nicoll , S.J. Butler , R.P. Young
Global Ecology and Conservation 18
1
2019
Using ecological niche modelling to predict spatial and temporal distribution patterns in Chinese gibbons: lessons from the present and the past.
H.J. Chatterjee , J.S.Y. Tse , S.T. Turvey
Folia Primatologica 83 ( 2) 85 -99
23
2012
Failure to detect the Chinese giant salamander (Andrias davidianus) in Fanjingshan National Nature Reserve, Guizhou Province, China
B Tapley , Y Pan , K. Niu , J Redbond
Salamandra 51 ( 2) 206 -208
8
2015
Evolution Lost: status and trends of the world's vertebrates
ST Turvey , Jem Baillie , J Loh , B Collen
Zoological Society of London: London.
47
2010
Probabilistic methods for determining extinction chronologies
B Collen , ST Turvey
In: Holocene Extinctions. (2009)
5
2009
Andrias sligoi IUCN Red List assessment (submitted)
AA Cunningham , B Tapley , B Wen , F Xie
International Union for Conservation of Nature
2020
Mammals on the EDGE: Conservation Priorities Based on Threat and
NJB Isaac , ST Turvey , B Collen , C Waterman
2007
Measuring and diagnosing species decline
RICHARD P Young , JA Copsey , ST Turvey
Species conservation: lessons from islands. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK 121 -153
3
2018
The Shape of Things to Come: Non-Native Mammalian Predators and the Fate of Island Bird Diversity
ST Turvey , JL Lockwood , Timothy Blackburn , Phillip Cassey
2009
Is there evidence of shifting baseline syndrome in environmental managers? An assessment using perceptions of bird population targets in UK nature reserves
LP Jones , ST Turvey , SK Papworth
Journal of Environmental Management 297 113308 -113308
4
2021
Ecological knowledge and value of traded species: Local awareness of native turtles in Hainan, China
H Ma , SK Papworth , T Ge , X Wu
Animal Conservation 26 ( 6) 802 -812
1
2023
Neophocaena asiaeorientalis ssp. asiaeorientalis
D Wang , ST Turvey , X Zhao , Z Mei
The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species
73
2013
Arenig trilobite associations of Daping, Yichang, Hubei, South China
ST Turvey , Zhou Zhiyi
Gu Sheng wu xue bao= Acta Palaeontologica Sinica 41 ( 1) 10 -18
33
2002