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- Nestedness abstract "Nestedness is a measure of order in an ecological system, referring to the order in which the number of species is related to area or other factors. The more a system is "nested" the more it is organized.Imagine island communities at different distances from the mainland. Then we would expect islands farther away to contain fewer species, and these species to be present on all islands that are closer to the mainland. In this case, the species-island-matrix would be highly nested (the matrix has a lowest nestedness temperature: it is 'cold'). If, on the other hand, all species have the same dispersal ability, population size etc. on the mainland, then island communities might simply be random draws from the mainland pool, and the species-island-matrix would not display any significant nestedness (it is 'hot', i.e. in maximum entropy).".
- Nestedness wikiPageExternalLink WINE.
- Nestedness wikiPageExternalLink tempcalc.html.
- Nestedness wikiPageExternalLink sof.html.
- Nestedness wikiPageExternalLink progr9.
- Nestedness wikiPageID "3464108".
- Nestedness wikiPageRevisionID "591562781".
- Nestedness hasPhotoCollection Nestedness.
- Nestedness subject Category:Systems_ecology.
- Nestedness comment "Nestedness is a measure of order in an ecological system, referring to the order in which the number of species is related to area or other factors. The more a system is "nested" the more it is organized.Imagine island communities at different distances from the mainland. Then we would expect islands farther away to contain fewer species, and these species to be present on all islands that are closer to the mainland.".
- Nestedness label "Nestedness".
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- Nestedness sameAs Q6997828.
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- Nestedness wasDerivedFrom Nestedness?oldid=591562781.
- Nestedness isPrimaryTopicOf Nestedness.