Species Evenness
Species evenness refers to how close in numbers the populations of each species in an environment are.
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Key terms in this lesson
- species richness
- The number of different species present in a particular area or community.
More in Biodiversity
- Reliability
- Sampling Animals
- Sampling Plants
- Species Richness
- Frame Quadrats
- Estimating Population Size
- Measuring Abiotic Factors
- Simpson's Index of Diversity
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