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Of all the possible combinations of two woodlots, the combination of Dairy Bush and the Arboretum gives the highest beta (B) diversity. Destroying North Campus Ravine and Brown's Woods would not change gamma (g) diversity across the remaining two woodlots. 1. True 2. False Destroying the Arboretum woodlot would lower gamma (g) diversity. Brown's Woods has the lowest alpha (a) diversity and it is also the most uneven. Doubling the total number of individuals of each tree species in the North Campus Ravine would increase the Shannon Diversity Index for this woodlot significantly.

Of all the possible combinations of two woodlots, the combination of Dairy Bush and the Arboretum gives the highest beta (B) diversity. Destroying North Campus Ravine and Brown's Woods would not change gamma (g) diversity across the remaining two woodlots. 1. True 2. False Destroying the Arboretum woodlot would lower gamma (g) diversity. Brown's Woods has the lowest alpha (a) diversity and it is also the most uneven. Doubling the total number of individuals of each tree species in the North Campus Ravine would increase the Shannon Diversity Index for this woodlot significantly.

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Table 1. Number of individuals of 10 species of trees in each of four woodlots on campus. North Campus Ravine Arboretum Brown's Woods Dairy Bush Species A 274 104 Species B 26 96 120 Species C 116 90 106 Species D 130 50 122 Species E 410 284 178 Species F 312 10 144 Species G 228 4 104 90 Species H 74 90 Species I 100 72 Species J Using TRUE or FALSE answers, are the following statements CONSISTENT with the data presented in Table 1 above? (Enter 1 for True, 2 for False). The alpha (a) diversity index is the same for both the Arboretum and Dairy Bush, but Dairy Bush would have a lower Shannon Diversity Index than the Arboretum.
Transcribed Image Text:Table 1. Number of individuals of 10 species of trees in each of four woodlots on campus. North Campus Ravine Arboretum Brown's Woods Dairy Bush Species A 274 104 Species B 26 96 120 Species C 116 90 106 Species D 130 50 122 Species E 410 284 178 Species F 312 10 144 Species G 228 4 104 90 Species H 74 90 Species I 100 72 Species J Using TRUE or FALSE answers, are the following statements CONSISTENT with the data presented in Table 1 above? (Enter 1 for True, 2 for False). The alpha (a) diversity index is the same for both the Arboretum and Dairy Bush, but Dairy Bush would have a lower Shannon Diversity Index than the Arboretum.
Of all the possible combinations of two woodlots, the combination of Dairy Bush and the Arboretum gives the highest beta (B) diversity. Destroying North Campus Ravine and Brown's Woods would not change gamma (g) diversity across the remaining two woodlots. 1. True 2. False Destroying the Arboretum woodlot would lower gamma (g) diversity. Brown's Woods has the lowest alpha (x) diversity and it is also the most uneven. Doubling the total number of individuals of each tree species in the North Campus Ravine would increase the Shannon Diversity Index for this woodlot significantly. >
Transcribed Image Text:Of all the possible combinations of two woodlots, the combination of Dairy Bush and the Arboretum gives the highest beta (B) diversity. Destroying North Campus Ravine and Brown's Woods would not change gamma (g) diversity across the remaining two woodlots. 1. True 2. False Destroying the Arboretum woodlot would lower gamma (g) diversity. Brown's Woods has the lowest alpha (x) diversity and it is also the most uneven. Doubling the total number of individuals of each tree species in the North Campus Ravine would increase the Shannon Diversity Index for this woodlot significantly. >
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