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1.1 The reality of ongoing biodiversity loss
1.2 Definition
1.3 The significance of biodiversity
1 Introduction and context
1.4 Role of science in the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity
1.5 International agreements and policy responses to biodiversity loss
1.6 Overview of the Report
2.1 Progress towards measuring biodiversity
2 Progress and challenges in measuring biodiversity
2.2 Challenges
2.3 Problems with existing measures and their application
2.4 Areas where rapid progress is possible
2.5 Refining assessments of biodiversity
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Structure of the framework
3.3 The scoping stage
3 A framework for measuring biodiversity
3.4 The design stage
3.5 The implementation and reporting stage
3.6 Conclusion
4.1 Forest cover in the Eastern Arc Mountains of Tanzania
4 Case studies
4.2 Global extent of open freshwater habitats
4.3 Trophic integrity of marine ecosystems
4.4 Meiofaunal indicators of pollution
4.5 Global state of plant biodiversity at the species level
4.6 Genetic diversity in wild lentils
4.7 Freshwater fish of conservation concern in the UK and Mexico
4.8 Barndoor skate
4.9 Trinidadian Guppy
4.10 Brown argus butterfly
4.11 The tiger in India
4.12 Case study conclusions
5 Conclusions and recommendations
Annex A List of submissions to call for views
Annex B List of participants in the consultation meetings
Annex C Contributors of additional case studies

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