<p>(A) Distribution of occurrence as percent of sites occupied (binned intervals starting with 1-10%) and (B) mean relative abundance (%) by percent of sites occupied. Relative abundance, a measure of local abundance, was averaged only across sites where taxa were present. Vertical grey line represents rarity cut-off at 10% and horizontal grey line denotes the median average relative abundance. Spearman's rank correlation coefficient denoted by </p
<p>Relationship between log abundance (maximum of the site-specific abundances) and occupancy. Each ...
Species occupancy is typically measured as the number of cells occupied by the species in a study ar...
Although many ecologists focus on the relationship between species richness (S) and evenness (E), co...
<p>Taxa present at > 0.50% mean relative abundance in one or more sample sites.</p
<p>A RAD with species abundances plotted in decreasing order from the most abundant (rank 10<sup>0</...
<p>Proportion of specimens identified to a particular taxon plotted by abundance rank. The sites hav...
<p>Circles represent the soil sites. Spearman rank correlation coefficient (r) with the related P va...
<p>The dots indicate seed mass per 100 seeds (3 replicates) for each species and its mean SRA over 1...
Relative abundance of 25 distinct genera (%) and Pearson’s correlations with different forage-to-con...
a<p>RA is relative abundances. * and ** represent significance level at <0.05 and <0.01 respectively...
Patterns of latitudinal variation on relative abundance of taxa after BVSTEP routine. The data per l...
<p>Samples were categorized by depth or sediment source and the average abundance of each genus was ...
<p>Solid line indicates the expected relative abundance distribution under a lognormal distribution....
<p>Abundance in number of individuals per sample. Sample area of macrofauna: 0.125 m<sup>2</sup> and...
<p>Information on each species collected, including the proportion of sites where the species was ca...
<p>Relationship between log abundance (maximum of the site-specific abundances) and occupancy. Each ...
Species occupancy is typically measured as the number of cells occupied by the species in a study ar...
Although many ecologists focus on the relationship between species richness (S) and evenness (E), co...
<p>Taxa present at > 0.50% mean relative abundance in one or more sample sites.</p
<p>A RAD with species abundances plotted in decreasing order from the most abundant (rank 10<sup>0</...
<p>Proportion of specimens identified to a particular taxon plotted by abundance rank. The sites hav...
<p>Circles represent the soil sites. Spearman rank correlation coefficient (r) with the related P va...
<p>The dots indicate seed mass per 100 seeds (3 replicates) for each species and its mean SRA over 1...
Relative abundance of 25 distinct genera (%) and Pearson’s correlations with different forage-to-con...
a<p>RA is relative abundances. * and ** represent significance level at <0.05 and <0.01 respectively...
Patterns of latitudinal variation on relative abundance of taxa after BVSTEP routine. The data per l...
<p>Samples were categorized by depth or sediment source and the average abundance of each genus was ...
<p>Solid line indicates the expected relative abundance distribution under a lognormal distribution....
<p>Abundance in number of individuals per sample. Sample area of macrofauna: 0.125 m<sup>2</sup> and...
<p>Information on each species collected, including the proportion of sites where the species was ca...
<p>Relationship between log abundance (maximum of the site-specific abundances) and occupancy. Each ...
Species occupancy is typically measured as the number of cells occupied by the species in a study ar...
Although many ecologists focus on the relationship between species richness (S) and evenness (E), co...