Community diversity: calculating diversity • Species evenness: how is the total number of organisms in the community distributed over the number of species present Higher species evenness = higher biodiversity index 16 Community A (total = 24) 6 5 Community B (total = 24) 4 3 2 3. Galatatatalalala 401010

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