Black c. Chickadee1Note- the fractional individual is correct data in this data set.A. Compute the Shannon Index (see class notes) for the bird distribution.B. Compute the Evenness statistic (see class notes) for the distribution.C. Given this data, how diverse is the Hubbard Brook study site for birds - Think about the rartwo statistics and interpret a relative amount of diversity? Red-eyed VireoBlack Throated Green WarblerAmerican RedstartOvenbirdBlack Throated Blue WarblerWinter WrenHermit ThrushYellow Bellied SapsuckerBrown CreeperVeeryScarlet TanagerBlack c. Chickadee14168108.54332211Note- the fractional individual is correct data in this data set.

In this bird distribution dataset from the Hubbard Brook study site, including species such as…

Black c. Chickadee 1 Note - the fractional individual is correct data in this data set. A. Compute the Shannon Index (see class notes) for the bird distribution. B. Compute the Evenness statistic (see class notes) for the distribution. C. Given this data, how diverse is the Hubbard Brook study site for birds - Think about the r two statistics and interpret a relative amount of diversity?

Black c. Chickadee 1 Note - the fractional individual is correct data in this data set. A. Compute the Shannon Index (see class notes) for the bird distribution. B. Compute the Evenness statistic (see class notes) for the distribution. C. Given this data, how diverse is the Hubbard Brook study site for birds - Think about the r two statistics and interpret a relative amount of diversity?

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

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Chapter43: Animal Behavior

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