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Species richness defines the number of distinct species in a habitat. If this place has few species, it is referred to as "poor." A species rich area, on the other hand, has many different species.
Biological Science (6th Edition)
by Freeman, Scott; Quillin, Kim; Allison, Lizabeth; Black, Michael; Taylor, Emily; Podgorski, Greg; Carmichael Jeff
Published by
Benjamin Cummings
ISBN 10:
0321976495
ISBN 13:
978-0-32197-649-9
Chapter 54 - Biodiversity and Conservation Biology - Review - Page 1160: 1
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