1. The primate extinction crisis in China: immediate challenges and a way forward

   • Baoguo Li
   • Ming Li
   • Paul A. Garber

   Review Paper 04 September 2018 Pages: 3301 - 3327

   

2. Effects of human activities on Komodo dragons in Komodo National Park

   • Ardiantiono
   • Tim S. Jessop
   • Achmad Ariefiandy

   Original Paper 30 July 2018 Pages: 3329 - 3347

   

3. DNA barcode based delineation of freshwater fishes from northern Western Ghats of India, one of the world’s biodiversity hotspots

   • Tejas S. Patil
   • Rahul A. Jamdade
   • Dipak V. Muley

   Original Paper 21 August 2018 Pages: 3349 - 3371

   

4. Multi-criteria spatial identification of carnivore conservation areas under data scarcity and conflict: a jaguar case study in Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia

   • Diego A. Zárrate-Charry
   • Aimee L. Massey
   • Matthew G. Betts

   Original Paper 18 August 2018 Pages: 3373 - 3392

   

5. Conservation of severely fragmented populations: lessons from the transformation of uncoordinated reintroductions of cheetahs (Acinonyx jubatus) into a managed metapopulation with self-sustained growth

   • Kenneth G. Buk
   • Vincent C. van der Merwe
   • Paul J. Funston

   Original Paper 17 August 2018 Pages: 3393 - 3423

   

6. Effectiveness of genera as a higher-taxon substitute for species in ant biodiversity analyses is not affected by sampling technique

   • Jorge L. P. Souza
   • Fabricio B. Baccaro
   • William E. Magnusson

   Original Paper 14 August 2018 Pages: 3425 - 3445

   

7. Changes in the trade of bycatch species corresponding to CITES regulations: the case of dried seahorse trade in Thailand

   • T.-C. Kuo
   • P. Laksanawimol
   • A. C. J. Vincent

   Original Paper 21 August 2018 Pages: 3447 - 3468

   

8. Distribution, population density and conservation of the critically endangered brown spider monkey (Ateles hybridus) and other primates of the inter-Andean forests of Colombia

   • Ana Gabriela de Luna
   • Andrés Link

   Original Paper 14 September 2018 Pages: 3469 - 3511

   

9. Recent low levels of differentiation in the native Bombus ephippiatus (Hymenoptera: Apidae) along two Neotropical mountain-ranges in Guatemala

   • Patricia Landaverde-González
   • Lucie M. Baltz
   • Martin Husemann

   Original Paper 27 August 2018 Pages: 3513 - 3531

   

10. Field sampling is biased against small-ranged species of high conservation value: a case study on the sphingid moths of East Africa

    • Jan Beck
    • Hitoshi Takano
    • Christy M. McCain

    Original Paper 23 August 2018 Pages: 3533 - 3544

    

11. The same old mistakes in aquaculture: the newly-available striped catfish Pangasianodon hypophthalmus is on its way to putting Brazilian freshwater ecosystems at risk

    • Diego A. Z. Garcia
    • André L. B. Magalhães
    • Mário L. Orsi

    Commentary 13 August 2018 Pages: 3545 - 3558

    

12. Correction to: Large proportion of wood dependent lichens in boreal pine forest are confined to old hard wood

    • Francesca Santaniello
    • Line B. Djupström
    • Göran Thor

    Correction 04 September 2018 Pages: 3559 - 3559