Seven forms of rarity in mammals

By Jinping Yu, F. Dobson. 2000

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Forms of rarity of tree species in the southern Brazilian Atlantic rainforest (2010, background): “This way of assessing rarity was originally applied to the plant species-poor system of the British Islands (Rabinowitz et al. 1986), but it has also been used in rich systems both for plants in the Amazon forest (Pitman et al. 1999) and for animals all over the world (Yu and Dobson 2000).”
Resistance and resilience: quantifying relative extinction risk in a diverse assemblage of Australian tropical rainforest vertebrates (2009, methodology): “This model has been discussed in detail elsewhere (e.g. Kattan, 1992; Yu & Dobson, 2000).”
Rarity in the tropics: biogeography and macroecology of the primates (2006, background): “Indeed, for lack of data, we do not even know for most tropical mammals whether they are rare or common (Yu & Dobson, 2000).”