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Figure 9: Non-Metric Multidimensionalscaling (nmMDS) Representation of the Samples Using the Bray–Curtis Coefficient.
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Figure 7: Non-Metric Multidimensional Scaling (NMDS) for Soil Variables Represented by Pairwise Bray–Curtis Distances Between Quadrats (Stress = 0.0562).
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Figure 2: Bray–Curtis Dissimilarity Measure for Visit 1 and Visit 2 by Body Site.
Figure 6: Relationship Between Troglobitic Community Dissimilarity (Bray–Curtis Distance) and Geographic Distance Resistance Distance.
Figure S4: Β Diversity Principal Coordinates Analysis (PCoA) Based on Bray–Curtis for the Combined Cape Otway Bacterial T-RFLP
