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The Proportion of Core Species in a Community Varies With Spatial Scale and Environmental Heterogeneity
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The Proportion of Core Species in a Community Varies With Spatial Scale and Environmental Heterogeneity
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Figure 1: The Proportion of Core Species in a Community Is Expected to Vary With Scale and Environmental Heterogeneity.
Figure 5: Correlation Between Two Measures of Regional Environmental Heterogeneity and Five Parameters Describing How the Proportion of Core Species Increases With Scale.
Effects of Socio-Economic and Environmental Factors on the Spatial Heterogeneity of Dengue Fever Investigated at a Fine Scale
Geospatial health
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Figure 6: Correlation Between Two Measures of Environmental Heterogeneity and Five Parameters as a Function of Spatial Scale.
The Littoral Benthic Macroinvertebrate Community as a Reflection of Environmental Heterogeneity
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Figure 4: Species Level or Higher Estimated Match Proportion Varies by Material Genus.
Figure 2: Distribution of Bird Communities and Range of Spatial Scales Examined for Calculating Temporal Occupancy and the Proportion of Core Species.
Spatial Signature of Environmental Heterogeneity, Dispersal, and Competition in Successional Grasslands
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