On the risks of using dendrograms to measure functional diversity and multidimensional spaces to measure phylogenetic diversity: a comment on Sobral et al . (2016)

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For bacterial assemblages, phylogenetic diversity (average similarity among species in a community) and mean community dissim- ilarity (average distance between species)

Nation-Building, Ethnicity and Language Politics in Transition

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