The phrase "a complete biodiversity" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used to refer to the full range of different species and ecosystems in a particular area, but the adjective "complete" is not commonly paired with "biodiversity."
Example: "The rainforest is known for its rich biodiversity, which includes countless species of plants and animals."
Alternatives: "a rich biodiversity" or "a diverse ecosystem."
Data about the distribution and richness of species and their habitats have been compiled frequently; however, it is difficult and costly to measure the complete biodiversity of a region, necessitating useful surrogates.
To this end, zeta diversity has been proposed as an extended framework to allow complete biodiversity partitioning and to measure multiple-site species turnover.
Similarly, although the biodiversity reported in this study reflects dominant members of each site surveyed, many additional coral and algal species were anecdotally observed to occur off of survey lines, and the data presented here cannot be assumed to provide an approximation of overall diversity [see 28,37,48 for more complete biodiversity analyses].
As a whole, despite we are aware that the reference dataset is far from including the complete biodiversity of S. cerevisiae, the known weakness of isolation-based approaches, also reported by our aforementioned results, strongly support the first hypothesis.
However, humans have been altering biotic patterns across the world since the "Age of Exploration" [ 7], and for many regions species introductions precede complete biodiversity inventories, obscuring our ability to distinguish introduced from native flora and fauna.
We show that the use of indicators likely results in a loss of species, and therefore, a complete inventory of biodiversity is necessary if the goal is to maintain all species in the landscape.
In an epoch of fast and dramatic changes in ecosystems, a complete survey of biodiversity and an analysis of its spatial patterns from the field shall be associated with satellite imagery, which can provide a synoptic observation in space and time of the territory.
Our list is by no means a complete answer to the biodiversity crisis.
From July 7 21, 2007, we sampled nine sites including four coastal rock pool sites, three tundra ponds, and two flowing freshwater habitats, with a complete focus on ostracod biodiversity.
Scientists compared samples of the seaweed taken in 2011 and 2012 with historical records from the 1970s and found a drastic decrease in biodiversity, including a complete absence of 13 species.
