The species-area curve is the biodiversity pattern, first noted by Alexander von Humboldt, that shows that the larger the geographic area of a community is, the more species it has.
La curva especie-área describe el patrón de biodiversidad donde áreas geográficas más grandes contienen más especies.
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| Back | The biodiversity pattern, first noted by Alexander von Humboldt, that shows that the larger the geographic area of a community is, the more species it has. |
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