Researches concerning the diversity and equitability of the Chilopoda populations from the deciduous forests
Gava R.
Archives of Biological Sciences · 2004
doi:10.2298/abs0402033g (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The author describes the Chilopoda associations from the durmast oak, beech and alder forests by the Motomura’s log-linear mathematical model. The Chilopoda associations present a diversity and equitability that is close enough to the log-linear mathematical model so they can be considered as nomocoenosis in the sense Daget, Lecordier and Leveque (1972).
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