Biodiversity Practice: GardenMy Neighbor'sGardenMy Garden8 rabbits5 snails1 worm4 rabbits2 snails1 worm2 sparrowsWhich garden has more relative abundance? Explain why you think that.

When measuring species diversity, two criteria are considered: species richness and relative…

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