Alpha diversity indices were calculated in QIIME from rarefied samples using the Shannon and Simpson indexes for diversity, and the Chao1 and ACE indexes for richness.
Many conservators, highly specialized workers who say they generally earn less than their counterparts elsewhere in Britain but who love the British Museum for the richness of its collection, say they are making contingency plans for new jobs.
The interaction of space and time was the largest component of variability for all metrics, except for EPT richness and the O/E50 score (Fig. 7a).
In contrast, organic fertilization was beneficial for AMF richness (Verbruggen et al. 2010).
Variability was relatively low (i.e., CV < 50%) for EPT richness and % non-insect taxa, and CVs were similar at all sites.
Foremost amongst these characteristics is a propensity for GC richness possibly to protect against thymine dimerization due to the intense UV radiation often associated with hypersaline environments [ 18].
However, season was the largest variance component for EPT richness and both O/E scores, and the year component was small or estimated to be zero.
In particular, the wobble position of coding sequences, which is relatively independent of the coding potential of the protein, serves as a marker for GC richness.
For the purposes of network model construction, each scored HYP meeting the minimum statistical cutoffs for richness and concordance was evaluated and selected for integration based on its biological plausibility and relevance to the perturbation and biological context (eg, cell type) of the experiment applying a manual curation process.
For IUCN Red-Listed species richness, arabica and robusta agroforests had indistinguishable asymptotic richness, though this analysis was limited by the small number of threatened species (Table 2).
The corrected values for MHC allelic richness varied widely as well, from 30.65 in population M2 to 40.69 in population D1 (Table 2).
