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Gamma diversity = biodiversity at large-scale ecosystems; genetic diversity is not its scope.
Updated On: Jun 2, 2025
- Alpha diversity — Diversity within a habitat
- Beta diversity — Diversity between ecosystems
- Gamma diversity — Diversity at the genetic level
- Species richness — Number of species in a given area
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- Alpha diversity: Species diversity within a particular area or ecosystem.
- Beta diversity: Difference in species composition between ecosystems.
- Gamma diversity: Total species diversity in a landscape — not genetic level.
- Species richness: Number of different species in a given area — correctly matched.
- Beta diversity: Difference in species composition between ecosystems.
- Gamma diversity: Total species diversity in a landscape — not genetic level.
- Species richness: Number of different species in a given area — correctly matched.
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