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Basic community concepts and diversity.

Barbara D. Booth, Stephen D. Murphy, Clarence J. Swanton

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This chapter addresses aspects of community structure and diversity (number and relative abundances of species in a community), describes how to define and delineate communities, and discusses patterns, causes and consequences of diversity.

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This chapter addresses aspects of community structure and diversity (number and relative abundances of species in a community), describes how to define and delineate communities, and discusses patterns, causes and consequences of diversity.

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This chapter addresses aspects of community structure and diversity (number and relative abundances of species in a community), describes how to define and delineate communities, and discusses patterns, causes and consequences of diversity.

Key concepts: Diversity (politics), Community structure, Geography, Ecology, Sociology, Biology, Anthropology

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