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Foreword J. Ward Thomas; Preface; Part I. Introduction: 1. Biologicaldiversity M. Hunter; 2. Principles of ecological forestry R. Seymourand M. Hunter; Part II. The Macro Approach, Managing Forest Landscapes:3. Species composition B. Palik and R. Engstrom; 4. Dynamic forestmosaics T. Spies and M. Turner; 5. Abiotic factors A. Hansen and J.Rotella; 6. Forest edges G. Matlack and J. Litvaitis; 7. Islands andfragments Y. Haila; 8. Riparian zones M. Brinson and J. Verhoeven; 9.Forested wetlands A. Calhoun; Part III. The Micro Approach, ManagingForest Stands: 10. Dying, dead and down trees W. McComb and D.Lindenmayer; 11. Vertical diversity N. Brokaw and R. Lent; 12.Production silviculture S. Moore and H. Lee Allen; 13. Special speciesI. Thompson and P. Angelstam; 14. Genetic diversity C. Millar; Part IV.Synthesis and Implementation: 15. Restoration ecology L. Frelich and K.Puettman; 16. Forest reserves D. Norton; 17. Forest organization,management and policy C. Oliver, M. Boydak, G. Segura and B. Bare; 18.The economic perspective B. Lippke and J. Bishop; 19. Socialperspectives L. Maguire; Taxonomic index; Author index, Subject index.