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Guilhaumon et al. (1) use an extensive dataset to determine the most appropriate functional form for species–area relationships (SARs) among terrestrial plants and vertebrates. Their discovery that the traditional power-law relationship is not the most appropriate model in the majority of ecoregions raises compelling macroecological questions. However, their subsequent conservation analyses are based on outdated hotspot …

Cost-effective conservation decisions are robust to uncertainty in the species–area relationship