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Development and application of the statistical ecology in China

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The statistical ecology develops rapidly with the advancement of analyzing technology and method. This paper made a review about statistical ecology in China in following aspects: data collection, spatial and time patterns analysis, species-abundance and species-area relations, population dynamic, species affinity, community similarity and community cluster analysis, and community ordination.

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Wanli, Z. Development and application of the statistical ecology in China. Journal of Forestry Research 10, 173–177 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02855426

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