Two concepts that are integrated in Shannon\'s diversity are A: the number of sp

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Two concepts that are integrated in Shannon's diversity are A: the number of species, called and B: the distribution of species numbers across taxa, called The interface occurring at the juncture of two interacting phases (events, processes) that control the exchange or flow between the two phases is called the A compartment or pool that exchanges rapidly is called a pool. A compartment or pool that exchanges slowly is called a pool. Competition that creates primarily internal pressures resulting in using more marginal resources is called:

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16 & 17. Two concepts that are integrated in Shannon’s diversity are A: the number of species, called species richness ; and B: the distribution of species numbers across taxa, called Shannon index.  

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