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    Prac 4 Table 1

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    The document shows species counts and diversity indices for 3 Malaysian islands. Pulau Sipadan had the highest species richness with 13 total species and the lowest evenness. Pulau Talang had the highest evenness but lowest species richness. Based on the Simpson diversity index, Talang-Pulau Redang has the highest diversity and is ranked the lowest priority for restoration.

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    The document shows species counts and diversity indices for 3 Malaysian islands. Pulau Sipadan had the highest species richness with 13 total species and the lowest evenness. Pulau Talang had the highest evenness but lowest species richness. Based on the Simpson diversity index, Talang-Pulau Redang has the highest diversity and is ranked the lowest priority for restoration.

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    The document shows species counts and diversity indices for 3 Malaysian islands. Pulau Sipadan had the highest species richness with 13 total species and the lowest evenness. Pulau Talang had the highest evenness but lowest species richness. Based on the Simpson diversity index, Talang-Pulau Redang has the highest diversity and is ranked the lowest priority for restoration.

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    Prac 4 Table 1

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    The document shows species counts and diversity indices for 3 Malaysian islands. Pulau Sipadan had the highest species richness with 13 total species and the lowest evenness. Pulau Talang had the highest evenness but lowest species richness. Based on the Simpson diversity index, Talang-Pulau Redang has the highest diversity and is ranked the lowest priority for restoration.

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    Prac 4 Table 1. Number of species and number of individuals of each species for three Malaysian Islands.

    D = Simpson diversity index. P = priority ranking for restoration; 1 most urgent, 3=least urgent.

    Species
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

    Pulau Sipadan
    11 9 5 64 6 4 10 3 2 2 0 0 0

    Pulau Talang
    0 0 12 8 0 2 23 40 15 0 0 0 0

    Talang- Pulau Redang


    11 0 4 0 10 0 0 0 0 3 6 14 9

    species richness species evenness Simpson Index (D) Priority for Conservation

    10 0.69 0.67

    6 0.85 0.74

    7 0.77 0.81

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