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      PDF | Aim Current weaknesses of diversity theory include: a failure to distinguish different biogeographical response variables under the general heading of diversity; and a general failure of ecological theory to deal adequately with geographical scale. Our aim is to articulate the case for a top-down approach to theory building, in which scale is addressed explicitly and in which different
      Frog richness, species composition and β-diversity in restingas Braz. J. Biol., 68(1): 101-107, 2008 103 1979). Mean annual temperature varies little among are-as, usually averaging 23 °C and the mean annual rainfall ranges from 1000 to 1350 mm (Nimer, 1979). All areas were surveyed under similar sampling ef-
      PDF Tools Share ABSTRACT In the literature, the terms species richness and species diversity are sometimes used interchangeably. We suggest that at the very least, authors should define what they mean by either term. Of the many species diversity indices used in the literature, the Shannon Index is perhaps most commonly used.
      There were significant negative effects, independent of the identity of invading species, on species diversity H′ and evenness J , but not on species richness S. The effect of invasion resulting in a significant decrease in species diversity and evenness in invaded plots was mostly manifested by the difference between the cover of invading and dominant native species.
      The species richness was six and the maximum number of species per eel was four, found only in 1% of eels, while 67% of the sampled eels harboured only one or two different helminth species, and 25% presented three different species. The Shannon-Wiener index was 0.72, while the Shannon-Wiener Evenness index was 0.40. Understanding tree species richness at a global scale and the origin and maintenance of patterns of tree species richness across the world is cruc Tao Deng, Hang Sun, Global and regional tree species diversity, Journal of Plant Ecology, Volume 12, Issue 2, April 2019, Pages 210-215 This PDF is available to Subscribers Only. View
      Understanding the species richness and β-diversity patterns along elevation gradients can aid in formulating effective conservation strategies particularly in areas where local anthropogenic
      Species richness, phylogenetic diversity and phylogenetic structure patterns of exotic and native plants along an elevational gradient in the Himalaya Kumar Manish* Abstract Background: So far, macroecological studies in the Himalaya have mostly concentrated on spatial variation of overall species richness along the elevational gradient.
      Tall invading species capable of forming populations with the cover markedly greater than that of native dominant species exert the most severe effects on species diversity and evenness. Since a strong impact on the community scale is associated with reduction in species diversity at higher scales, invaders with a high impact represent a serious hazard to the landscape.
      We review current diversity theory and terminology in relation to scale of applicability. As a starting point in developing a general theory, we take the issue of geographical gradients in species richness as a main theme and evaluate the extent to which commonly cited theories are likely to operate at scales from the macro down to the local
      Species richness and diversity in shrub savanna 959 Pesq. agropec. bras., Brasília, v.51, n.8, p.958-966, ago. 2016 DOI: 10.1590/S0100-204X2016000800008 The total number of species in a community is often obtained by sampling and is intrinsically linked to sample size (Durigan, 2012).
      Nevertheless species richness and diversity from all over the world are threatened and influenced by climate change (IPCC 2007), habitat loss and landscape´s fragmentation (Wright 2010), the discussion about what maintains species richness and diversity is still not at end.
      Nevertheless species richness and diversity from all over the world are threatened and influenced by climate change (IPCC 2007), habitat loss and landscape´s fragmentation (Wright 2010), the discussion about what maintains species richness and diversity is still not at end.
      became clear that the idea of species diversity contains two quite distinct concepts. 13.2.1 Species Richness This is the oldest and the simplest concept of species diversity – the number of species in the community or the region. McIntosh (1967) coined the name species richness to describe this concept.

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