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Biology / Ecology / Measurement of biodiversity / Natural environment / Biodiversity / Habitat / Population genetics / Species richness / Species diversity / Correlation and dependence / Species distribution / Conservation biology
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Biology
Ecology
Measurement of biodiversity
Natural environment
Biodiversity
Habitat
Population genetics
Species richness
Species diversity
Correlation and dependence
Species distribution
Conservation biology

Journal of Applied Ecologydoi: j01413.x Using subsets of species in biodiversity surveys Blackwell Publishing Ltd

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