Transcription of Chapter 13, Species Diversity Measures
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Chapter 13, Species Diversity Measures
Chapter 13 Species Diversity Measures (Version 5, 23 January 2014) Page BACKGROUND PROBLEMS .. 532 CONCEPTS OF Species Diversity .. 533 Species Richness .. 534 Heterogeneity .. 534 Evenness .. 535 Species RICHNESS Measures .. 535 Rarefaction Method .. 535 Jackknife Estimate .. 547 Bootstrap Procedure .. 551 Species Area Curve Estimates .. 553 HETEROGENEITY Measures .. 554 Logarithmic Series .. 555 Lognormal Distribution .. 564 Simpson's Index .. 576 Shannon-Wiener Function .. 578 Brillouin s Index .. 583 EVENNESS Measures .. 584 Simpson s Measure of Evenness .. 585 Camargo s Index of Evenness .. 586 Smith and Wilson s Index of Evenness .. 586 Modified Nee Index of Evenness .. 587 BETA- Diversity MEASUREMENTS .. 588 RECOMMENDATIONS .. 590 SUMMARY .. 591 SELECTED REFERENCES .. 592 QUESTIONS AND PROBLEMS.
genetic diversity. and . ecosystem diversity. Nevertheless species diversity is a large part of the focus of biodiversity at the local and regional scale, and we will concentrate here on how to measure species diversity. The principles can be applied to any unit of ecological organization.
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