Relative species abundance refers to the proportion of different species in a given ecological community or environment. It measures how common or rare a species is relative to other species within the same community. This concept helps ecologists and biologists understand the structure and dynamics of ecosystems, as it provides insight into the diversity and health of a specific habitat. Relative species abundance can be expressed in various ways, often as a percentage or ratio.
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