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    Diogo Botelho Medeiros Brilhante
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    The document discusses species abundance distributions (SADs) for flower-visiting insects across five habitat types: natural forest, naturalized vegetation, exotic forest, semi-natural pasture, and intensively managed pasture. Histograms of SADs are shown for each habitat type, with predicted values from a logseries model overlaid. The logseries model provided a better fit than other models for all five habitat types, indicating a greater number of rare species.

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    The document discusses species abundance distributions (SADs) for flower-visiting insects across five habitat types: natural forest, naturalized vegetation, exotic forest, semi-natural pasture, and intensively managed pasture. Histograms of SADs are shown for each habitat type, with predicted values from a logseries model overlaid. The logseries model provided a better fit than other models for all five habitat types, indicating a greater number of rare species.

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    Slides 6 Biodiversidade

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    Diogo Botelho Medeiros Brilhante
    The document discusses species abundance distributions (SADs) for flower-visiting insects across five habitat types: natural forest, naturalized vegetation, exotic forest, semi-natural pasture, and intensively managed pasture. Histograms of SADs are shown for each habitat type, with predicted values from a logseries model overlaid. The logseries model provided a better fit than other models for all five habitat types, indicating a greater number of rare species.

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    The logseries provided a better fit to


    all five habitat types, indicating a
    greater number of rare species.

    Species abundance distribution (SADs) histograms for flower-visiting insects, with predicted values of the gambin model (black dots), for all habitats, (a), natural forest
    (b), naturalised vegetation (c), exotic forest (d) semi-natural pasture (e), and intensively managed pasture (f). The following binning system was used: bin 1 corresponds
    to the number of species with 1 individual per species, bin 2 corresponds to the number of species with 2–3 individuals per species, bin 3 corresponds to the number of
    species with 4–7 individuals per species, etc.
    S1,2 = 50/68 Similaridade = 0,73, logo Dissimilaridade = 0,27

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