2016•Biodiversity and ConservationRequires access

Negative relationships between species richness and evenness render common diversity indices inadequate for assessing long-term trends in butterfly diversity

Zachary G. MacDonald, Scott E. Nielsen, John Acorn

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Key concepts: Species evenness, Species richness, Butterfly, Ecology, Gamma diversity, Biodiversity, Rank abundance curve, Species diversity

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