The roughness trace is on the left, the amplitude distribution curve is in the middle, and the bearing area curve ( Abbott-Firestone curve ) is on the right.
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A "'species area curve "'describes the relationship between the area of a habitat, or of part of a habitat, and the number of species found within that area.
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Nagoya's goal came in the second minute when a free kick by French midfielder Franck Durix well outside the penalty area curved past goalie Masahiko Nakagawa into the net.
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In the first part of the 20th century, plant ecologists often used the species area curve to estimate the minimum size of a quadrat necessary to adequately characterize a community.
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Classic ecological questions amenable to study through the techniques of macroecology include questions of species richness, latitudinal gradients in species diversity, the species-area curve, range size, body size, and species abundance.
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The main tool used by biologists to calculate current extinction rates is a longstanding formula called the species-area curve, which gives an estimate of species lost for a given area of habitat destroyed.
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In another calculation, Pimm and his colleagues matched data on extinct and soon-to-be-extinct bird species in various parts of Southeast Asia where deforestation has proceeded at different rates against the number of extinctions that would be predicted there by the species-area curve.
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The dominant trait of taillessness arises from a spontaneous mutation, the "'Manx taillessness gene "', that eventually became common on the island because of the limited genetic diversity of island biogeography ( an example of the founder effect and, at, of the species-area curve ).
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Just as the Japanese Bobtail and tailless-to-short-tailed Manx arose independently on islands a world apart, the Kurilian's bobbed tail may be an isolated spontaneous mutation that became common on the Kuril and Sakhalin islands because of the limited genetic diversity of island biogeography ( an example of the founder effect and, at, of the species-area curve ).
