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Beyond species area curves: a theoretical approach to the relationship between diversity and area
Species area curves, which describe the number of species present as a function of area, have long been used to understand biodiversity and inform conservation efforts. While understanding the number of species is important, it leaves out information about the population sizes of each species. In th
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