Two habitats can contain the same number of species and still differ greatly in biodiversity. One may contain similar numbers of individuals from every species, while the other may be dominated by only one species. This is the central difference between species richness and species diversity. Species richness records how many species are present. Species … Continue reading Species Richness vs Species Diversity: Differences, Examples and How to Measure Them
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