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Rachael Contreras
3 July, 06:02
How is biodiversity measured?
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Ariana Thornton
3 July, 07:09
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It is measured by Richness and Evenness.
Richness - the number of groups (or species) related genetically or functionally.
Evenness - the proportions of the species or groups on a site.
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